Expired Amul Ice Cream has gone viral because a video exposed a very shocking practice in one of the Delhi stores. In the video, workers remove the original expiry stickers from the Amul ice cream products and replace them with new, falsified expiry dates.
The video shows several carts and freezers full of expired ice cream and shows a large team actively engaged in the deceitful practice with grave concerns for health.
Cons of Consuming Expired Amul Ice Cream
The selling of expired Amul ice cream is a shocking practice that not only cheats the consumers but also endangers people’s health. Some possible cases of food-borne illness may arise if old dairy products, including ice cream, are consumed.
In addition to being highly perishable, it becomes a conduit for bacterially contaminated products if the ice cream remains in use past its shelf-life recommendation for consumption. It, therefore, jeopardizes public safety even as it consumes consumer confidence.
Selling expiry-date Amul ice creams also demeans business integrity. Customers buy ice cream believing it is of quality; changing expiry dates would be an open affront to consumer rights. It’s not so much expired items but cheating customers who may get such unsafe items for their families, mainly children, for consumption without knowing.
Think twice before purchasing!
The latest scandal where the Amul ice cream has been sold expired is a strong case of a previously seen scandal where the ice cream containing whiskey was mixed and had the probable tendency to intoxicate the children.
This was now posing a serious threat again in selling expired Amul ice cream. Thus, the question arises on this deliberate fraud committed in changing the expiry date shows that there is no accountability and care for the customers’ safety. Authorities must take prompt action in putting stricter regulations and harsher punishments for such fraudsters.
There have been instances of selling Amul ice cream past the date, so consumers are also advised to be vigilant while buying and inform the authorities against suspicious activities to prevent more health hazards.