Dangerous bacteria in buffalo meat from India: Rospotrebnadzor tightens control

In recent days, an alarming situation has arisen in RUSSIA regarding buffalo MEAT imported from India. According to the Mash TELEGRAM channel, hazardous substances were found in the products of three Indian companies - AL-Quresh, Maharashtra Foods Processing and Cold Storage and Al Waaf Agro Foods.coli bacteria

. Rospotrebnadzor specialists conducted an analysis and identified the presence of Citrobakter, Enterobacter and Klebsiella bacteria in the meat of these suppliers. Particularly alarming is the presence of the Klebsiella bacterium, which not only causes intoxication, diarrhea, abdominal pain and fever, but also reduces protein levels in the blood, which can lead to liver and kidney problems.

The rapid spread of this information has caused concern among consumers, especially given the fact that in Russia, buffalo meat from India is often sold as beef. In this regard, Rospotrebnadzor decided to tighten control over the products of three Indian companies, starting from April 19.

This is not the first time that Rospotrebnadzor has discovered problems with products from India. Violations in relation to vegetables, fruits and other food products have already been identified. In this regard, issues of quality and safety of products from India are becoming increasingly relevant.

it is important to note that food safety is a priority for all countries, and Russia is no exception. Rospotrebnadzor is actively working to ensure food safety on the Russian market and is taking measures to prevent the supply of hazardous products.

However, this situation highlights the need for stricter controls and proper certification of products, especially when imported from countries of questionable origin. Consumers also need to be more careful and informed about the origin and quality of the products they buy.