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Two batches of beer bottled at Nanjangud plant found ‘unfit for consumption’

Two batches of Kingfisher beer bottled on July 15 this year at United Breweries’ plant in Nanjangud in Mysuru, which had been seized by the Excise officials across the State, have been found “unfit for human consumption”.

Deputy Commissioner of Excise, Mysuru Rural, A. Ravishankar told reporters in Mysuru that the batches 7C and 7E of Kingfisher Ultra Lager Beer and Kingfisher Strong manufactured on July 15 at United Breweries’ plant in Nanjangud had been seized by Excise officials across the State after receiving a communication from the Excise Superintendent on July 28 about the presence of “sediments” in the beer.

The Excise officials had been told to prevent its distribution till a report of its chemical analysis is received. A laboratory report of the chemical analysis received on August 2 found the beer of both the batches to be “unfit for human consumption”, he said.

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