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TN Dairy Farmers Flag Neglect of Core Issues
Apr 11, 2026

TN Dairy Farmers Flag Neglect of Core Issues

Dairy farmers in Tamil Nadu have raised serious concerns over the lack of attention to their core issues, warning that persistent gaps in policy support and implementation are affecting the sustainabi...Read More

India’s Protein Boom Raises Supply Chain Risks
Apr 11, 2026

India’s Protein Boom Raises Supply Chain Risks

India is witnessing a sharp surge in demand for protein-rich foods—including dairy, eggs, fish, and meat—driven by rising incomes and rapid urbanisation, positioning the sector for significant growth...Read More

11,000 Litres Milk Dumped in Narmada Sparks Outrage
Apr 11, 2026

11,000 Litres Milk Dumped in Narmada Sparks Outrage

In a shocking incident that triggered widespread public outrage, around 11,000 litres of milk were reportedly dumped into the Narmada River, drawing sharp criticism on social media over food wastage a...Read More

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Delhi HC curbs FSSAI overreach on animal feed
Apr 09, 2026

Delhi HC curbs FSSAI overreach on animal feed

In a landmark judgment with far-reaching implications for the dairy and livestock ecosystem, the Delhi High Court has set aside key directives issued by the Food Safety and Standards Authority of Indi...Read More

FSSAI 2026: Packaging Now Defines Dairy Compliance
Apr 02, 2026

FSSAI 2026: Packaging Now Defines Dairy Compliance

The recent draft notification issued by the Food Safety and Standards Authority of India (FSSAI) on 26th February 2026 and uploaded on March 11th 2026, may appear routine at first glance. But let us...Read More

Rajahmundry: A Tragedy Waiting to Repeat — An Early Warning
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The earlier editorial “Bitter Milk” by The Hindu rightly called for stronger accountability in food safety governance. But the situation in Rajahmundry has now escalated far beyond a routine saf...Read More

When Fertiliser Disrupts the Milk Curve: Between Assurances and Emerging Reality
Mar 30, 2026

When Fertiliser Disrupts the Milk Curve: Between Assurances and Emerging Reality

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Dairy Traceability Becomes Key to Consumer Trust
Apr 11, 2026

Dairy Traceability Becomes Key to Consumer Trust

Traceability is rapidly emerging as a non-negotiable requirement in the dairy sector, as consumers increasingly demand transparency on product origin, safety, and sustainability. With growing concerns...Read More

US Raises 2026 Milk Output, Price Forecasts
Apr 11, 2026

US Raises 2026 Milk Output, Price Forecasts

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Jibal Targets Morocco’s Emerging Kefir Market
Apr 10, 2026

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Delhi HC Shields Dairy Firm from Tirupati Laddu Allegations

By DairyNews7x7•Published on February 24, 2026

Delhi HC Shields Dairy Firm from Tirupati Laddu Allegations
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The Delhi High Court has granted interim relief to Heritage Foods Limited, a Hyderabad-based dairy company, in a defamation case over media reports that linked the firm to the high-profile Tirumala Tirupati Devasthanams (TTD) laddu ghee adulteration controversy. The court’s order halts publication and mandates removal or takedown of the impugned reports and identical content by the defendants pending further hearings.

Heritage Foods filed the suit against a newspaper, a television channel and various digital platforms, arguing that false and misleading reports published on 14 February 2026 had falsely associated the company with supplying adulterated ghee used in the preparation of laddus at the famed Tirupati temple — a claim the company said was grounded solely on name similarity with an unrelated firm allegedly accused in the TTD ghee matter. The plaintiffs pointed out that investigation records and public documents did not name Heritage Foods or its business associates in the FIRs or charge sheets regarding the laddu ghee case.

Justice Mini Pushkarna accepted that Heritage Foods had made out a prima facie case of reputational harm and that the balance of convenience favoured an injunction. The court therefore restrained the defendants from publishing the article or any similar claims and issued summons in the main suit. The next hearing is scheduled for 9 July 2026.

The Tirupati laddu controversy itself stems from allegations of adulteration of ghee used in prasadam preparation, which prompted a Special Investigation Team (SIT) probe, file chargesheets and ongoing legal scrutiny in multiple courts. Separate hearings in the Supreme Court have upheld the continuation of both administrative and criminal investigations into aspects of the matter, emphasising procedural boundaries between inquiries.

Source : DAirynews7x7 Feb 24th 2026 Read full story here

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