Purified milk: 11 additional organizations get SC freedom

The Appellate Division of the Supreme Court today made room for 11 additional organizations to deliver, convey and sell purified milk.

Equity Md Nuruzzaman, chamber judge of the Appellate Division of SC, remained for five weeks the HC request that had guided 14 organizations to stop generation, conveyance and clearance of their sanitized milk for five weeks.

The chamber judge passed the request in the wake of hearing 11 separate petitions documented by the organizations looking for remain on the HC request.

The 11 organizations are Aftab Milk and Milk Products Ltd (Aftab), American Dairy Limited (MOO), BaroAwlia Dairy Milk and Foods Ltd (Dairy Fresh), Brac Dairy and Food Project (Aarong Dairy), Danish Dairy Farm Ltd (Ayran), Ichhamoti Dairy and Food Products (PURA), Igloo Dairy Limited (Igloo), Uttar Bango Dairy (Ultra), Purbo Bangla Dairy Food Industries (Arwa) and Tania Dairy and Food Products (Safe).

Lawyer General Mahbubey Alam showed up for the 11 organizations as an individual legal counselor.

Following the SC request, there is no bar for the 11 organizations to deliver, convey and sell their sanitized milk, the AG said.

Prior on Monday and Tuesday, the SC's chamber judge cleared the wayfor Bangladesh Milk Producers Cooperative Union Limited (Milk Vita), Akij Food and Beverage Ltd (Farm Fresh Milk), and Pran Dairy Ltd (Pran Milk)to produce, convey and sell purified milk.

The court remained for about two months part of the HC request that guided Milk Vita to stop creation, circulation and closeout of sanitized milk.

It remained the HC request for the two different organizations for five weeks.

The chamber judge passed the requests on Monday and Tuesdayafter holding hearing ofseparate petitions documented by the three organizations looking for remain on the HC request.

On Sunday, the HC seat of Justice Syed Refaat Ahmed and Justice Md Iqbal Kabir Lytton requested the experts of 14 organizations, enlisted with the Bangladesh Standards and Testing Institute (BSTI), to stop creation, appropriation and closeout of sanitized milk for five weeks.

It additionally guided the specialists to prepare for buy and utilization of sanitized milk of these organizations, including some top brands, for example, Aarong, Igloo, Milk Vita (state-run) and Pran.

The HC seat issued the request subsequent to looking at three lab test reports, which found that the milk of these organizations contains anti-toxins - Oxytetracycline, Tetracycline and Ciprofloxacin - just as lead, an unsafe overwhelming metal.