CSIR and CEERI Develops A New Technology to Detect Milk Adulteration
Published: Jul 17, 2017
Abstract:
Besides it can help in generating employment. The technology excels in its ability to detect known and unknown milk adulteration and has a great potential to be used widely in the dairy industry. This technology has been transferred to two industries, namely Rajasthan Electronics & Instruments (REIL), Jaipur in December 2012 and Alpine Technologies, Surat in December 2015 for manufacturing and commercialisation. REIL has manufactured system based on the technology costing around INR 70,000 to INR 100,000.
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