Stopping the green milk packet: Annamalai condemns..!?
BJP state president annamalai has said that the decision to stop the sale of green packet milk is strongly condemned.
Tamil Nadu government has decided to stop the sale of green packet milk. bjp state president annamalai has strongly condemned this decision. In this regard, he said on his X page, "Tamil Government's Aavin Milk Company has decided to stop the sale of green packet milk, which has been in use for the last forty years, is strongly condemned.
The decision to stop the sale of green packet milk with 4.5% fat content and to sell purple packet milk with 3.5% fat content is an act of cheating the public. An orange packet of milk, which is supposed to contain 6% fat content, has 4.79% fat content, according to tests conducted by the bjp at a Food Safety and Standardization Authority (FSSAI) approved laboratory. We have attached this test report for the Minister's consideration.
This corrupt DMK government is deliberately playing with the development of children who depend on Aavin company's milk by reducing the fat content. Also, I urge the tamil Nadu government to immediately stop deceiving the public by reducing the fat content of milk and not reducing the price, and to provide quality milk at the price paid by the public." It says so.
Avin, a Public Sector Undertaking of the tamil Nadu government, is engaged in procurement, processing, refrigeration and sale of milk. The company is functioning under the Ministry of Dairying, government of tamil Nadu. The company procures an average of 36 lakh liters of milk per day from 4.20 lakh milk producers and sells 30 lakh liters of milk to consumers across tamil Nadu every day. Aavin sells packets of different colored milk balanced according to fat content. In this, the green packet is more popular with the public. The green packet accounted for 40 percent of total sales. In this situation, the management of Aave has decided to stop the sale of green packets. It seems that Aavin's company is incurring a loss by selling 4.5 fat milk at Rs.44 per litre.
High cost of buying butter milk powder from foreign countries and distributing green milk packets at low prices leads to high revenue loss. As a result, Aavin is gradually reducing the distribution of green milk packets and shifting customers to the Delight purple variety. As a result, Aawin's management will stop the retail sale of green milk packets from the 25th.