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Ramdev's Patanjali Amla juice found unsafe; Army canteens suspend sale

A batch of juice tested at the lab in Kolkata was declared unfit for consumption

Patanjali, Amla juice, Baba Ramdev
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The canteen stores department(CSD), the retailing platform for India's defence forces suspended the sale of Baba Ramdev's Patanjali Ayurved's amla juice after receiving a negative state laboratory test report about the product. In a letter dated April 3, 2017, the CSD asked all depots to make debit notes for their existing stock so that the Amla Juice can be sent back to Patanjali.
 
Amla Juice was one of Patanjali's first consumer launches which helped the company establish its credentials in the consumer business segment. As per reports, a batch of juice tested at the lab in Kolkata was declared unfit

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