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Protest against PRA: Milk suppliers threaten to go on strike, stop supply from 27th

byCustoms Today Report
25/08/2015
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LAHORE: In protest against the Punjab Revenue Authority’s ‘unfair’ treatment, the milk sellers and suppliers have threatened to suspend supply across the province from August 27 for an indefinite period.

Addressing a press conference at Lahore Press Club, the representatives of Milk Sellers and Suppliers Association Punjab said that the milk testing system of PRA should be corrected and impartial lab should be designated for this purpose as presently Authority is favouring packed milk producers.

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They said that the mobile testing of lose milk is wrong, resulting wastage of milk in huge quantity and loss of millions of rupees. “We provide milk of about five million litres to Lahore citizens at half rate of packed milk and a conspiracy is being hatched against us,” they claimed.

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