milk adulteration

Punjab-based AgNext Technologies, an ag-tech startup has developed an NIR-spectroscopy, AI and machine-learning enabled device to help catch milk adulteration early.

“It’s like an MRI for food. In less than 30 seconds, Qualix Technology can analyse every aspect of food that we can trade."

Piyush Manish and Aditya Kumar brought technology in their dairy startup Puresh Dairy to bring safe, unadulterated and organic milk to customers

In this age of adulteration and dangerous additives in our food products, one can’t even be sure if the milk we buy is pure anymore!

Milk is great for our health, but it should not be adulterated.

IIT-Madras student, Avisek Barla, has invented a new milk adulteration detector: a paper strip that changes colour when it comes in contact with adulterants.