BENGALURU: To regain trust and create awareness among the public about fake ghee packets in circulation, the Karnataka Milk Federation (KMF) is planning to change the packaging of its Nandini ghee and employ technology that enables product tracking.
The move comes after the busting of a racket involving manufacturing and distributing adulterated Nandini ghee in multiple districts. The first instance of fake ghee was found in Mysuru, after which KMF’s special vigilance team found fake ghee in retail stores in Jayanagar, Srinagar, and two warehouses in Hoskote and Makali. Most of the products had arrived from Mysuru.
