The GMOA has proposed 10 recommendations to overcome the problem of adulterated milk powder that is reported to have been sold in the country.
Convening a media briefing today (Feb 07), the GMOA said that the inclusion of chemicals such as DCD and Melamaine in the production of milk powder had a negative impact on the health of the people.
Therefore, the GMOA said that it would propose certain suggestions that would assist the government in retaining foreign exchange while also benefitting the people's health.
The recommendations as put forward by the GMOA are as follows :
Further, the GMOA said that it is in total agreement with the revelation made by Deputy Minister Buddhika Pathirana in Parliament on sub-standarad and adulterated milk powder.
The GMOA added that it hopes to meet the Deputy Minister in due course.
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