Nestlé India dairy whiteners flagged as unsafe
The Indian Food Safety Authority announced that a sample of low-fat milk powder from Nestlé was collected from a hotel in New Delhi and found to be unsafe and below the standard levels. The authorities ordered the hotel to immediately cease selling the product. Nestlé India responded that the product is safe and compliant with regulations, explaining that the test compared the added phosphorus content without accounting for the natural phosphorus in the ingredients. They are in communication with authorities to verify the source of the natural phosphorus. This follows a September announcement by the authority regarding a sample of Nesquik baby products that was below standard, leading to legal proceedings against the company.
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