The Federal Consumer Attorney (prophecy) performed an analysis of the various milk of the market, within National Consumer Protection Laboratorywhere 17 milks were reviewed and from these it was concluded that there are some that should not be consumed.
According to data from the National Consumer Protection Laboratory, three dairy products that are sold in the market do not have milk, here we tell you the details.
What are the milks that Profeco does not recommend?
Profeco pointed out that the Los 19 Hermanos brand does not contain milk and has less content than declared on its label, adding that the product is a mixture of milk with vegetable fat.
He also explained that two Lala brand products do not meet the standard due to the unregulated lactose removal process.
LALA 100 Fresh without lactose. Semi-skimmed, skimmed, ultra-filtered, pasteurized milk, added with vitamins A and D. Reduced fat (Mexico) 1 liter.
LALA 100 Fresca without lactose LOW CARB -30%, LIGHT. Semi-skimmed, skimmed, ultra-filtered, pasteurized milk, added with vitamins A and D. Reduced fat (Mexico) 1 liter.
Milk Queretaro
The Profeco explained that Querétaro Milk does not comply with the net content either, which is sold as pasteurized whole milk, added with vitamins A and D and warns that it has up to 75 milliliters less than the declared content.
He added that all of the milks analyzed comply with the sanitary quality as well as the casein content in accordance with the standards.
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What are the milks that Profeco does recommend?
Of the other products analyzed, Profeco found that 17 of them do correspond to the product they sell and they are milk. Among them are:
- Lala Light low fat
- milk lion
- Bioré
- Lala 100 fresh without lactose + calcium 30%
- Classic Alpura
- Red Seal
- whole lala
- Whole Organic Lala
- Monarch Milk
- nutrition
- Liconsa Friesland
- White Drop Shoal
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