4. In India, around 70% of population consume milk.
Milk is considered as a complete food.
Primary source of calcium in diet.
Rich in nutrients so favors growth & multiplication
of diseases causing agents.
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6. • 6,432 samples collected.
• Picked from 1,103 towns/cities.
• This survey covered both organised ( retailers &
processors) as well as non- organised(local dairy farms,
milk vendors and milk mandis) sectors.
• Samples were tested for 3 contaminants & 13 common
adulterants.
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7. Major contaminants & adulterants
in Milk
Contaminants
Aflatoxin
M1
AntibioticsPesticides
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9. Aflatoxin M1:
Highly toxic metabolite produced by fungi (Aspergillus
flavus).
Found in agricultural crops like maize, peanuts, cotton
seed etc.
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10. Urea :
• Forms major part of the non- protein nitrogen (NPN).
• It increases the MSNF content .
• Detection :
Equal amount of milk sample & p-
Dimethyl Amino Benzaldehyde(DMAB)
are mixed
Yellow colour confirms the
presence of urea
white colour means no urea is
there
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11. Neutralizers :
Like NAOH, Na2CO3 & NaHCO3.
Added to milk to neutralize the developed acidity in
milk , this increases shelf life during transportation.
Detection method: Rosalic acid method (pure milk
shows brownish colour otherwise rose red colour will
appear)
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12. Hydrogen Peroxide:
Used as preservative.
Activates Lactoperoxidase enzyme & inhibit microbial
growth.
Detection:
5 ml of milk sample & 5 drops of p-
Phenylene Diamine are mixed
Adulterated milk
will change to blue
No change in non-
adulterated milk
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19. States /UTs having contaminanted
milk samples
Contaminants No. of samples State
Aflatoxin M1 368 Tamil Nadu, Delhi, Kerala
Antibiotics 77 Madhya Pradesh,
Maharashtra, UP
Pesticide
01 Kerala
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20. State/city where adulterated milk
samples found
Total adulterated samples= 12
No. of Samples State /City
9 Telangana
2 Madhya Pradesh
1 Kerala
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25. Milk samples from Telangana, followed by Madhya
Pradesh & Kerala, showed the highest number of cases
of adulteration.
In terms of safety parameters:
1. Out of 2,607 processed milk samples, 10.4% had
safety issues while another 37.7% missed at least one
quality standard.
2. Out of 3,825 raw milk samples, about 4.8% had
safety issues while another 47% missed at least one
quality parameter.
In terms of quality:
1. 7% of the total milk samples did not comply with
quality parameters that means most of the milk
sold was fit for human consumption.
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27. DART
• Detect Adulteration with Rapid Test
• DART booklet is a compilation of quick tests for
detection of food adulterants at household by the
citizens.
• Induces awareness among the citizens.
fssai.gov.in/upload/knowledgehub/1878035b34b558a3b4
8DART%20Book.pdf
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