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‘Adulterated’ cheese factory busted in Panipat’s Matlauda

Karnal, January 5 A team of CM flying squad and food safety officials busted an adulterated cheese making factory in Panipat’s Matlauda. DSP CM flying squad Ajeet Singh said: “The cheese was not fit for human consumption.” ...

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Updated At : 12:31 PM Jan 06, 2024 IST

Karnal, January 5

A team of CM flying squad and food safety officials busted an adulterated cheese making factory in Panipat’s Matlauda.

DSP CM flying squad Ajeet Singh said: “The cheese was not fit for human consumption.”

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