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90% of milk in India comprises A2 protein, says Amul managing director

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90% of India’s milk, including all buffaloes’, has A2 protein. Premium is gimmick — Amul MD

Speaking at ThePrint OTC, Amul MD R.S. Sodhi also said buffalo milk is more nutritious than cow milk, and its production and consumption have risen in India over the last few years, reports Samyak Pandey.

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  1. Dear Amul, it’s time for you to open your eyes, embrace the future and bring plant-based milk.
    Previously people did not know what happens to cows in factory farming of milk.
    Now because of internet we all know. And people will know more and more every single day.
    In dairy industry, young calves are sold for meat and skin for leather. In short, slaughter is the only option available for a male child.
    Milk producing animals are slaughtered once they are termed ‘useless’ and incapable of milk production.
    https://yourstory.com/2017/03/dairy-industry
    So, the choice is yours.

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