Amul Ice Cream

The Delhi High Court has directed a social media user, a woman, to take down a post from X alleging a centipede in Amul ice cream. It also restrained the woman and others from making such posts on social platforms.

The Delhi High Court has directed a Noida-resident to remove her social media posts that alleged she found a centipede in a tub of Amul ice cream bought by her.

Food safety officials have launched a probe into the matter. Find out what Amul said about the incident.

Amul on Monday requested a woman customer in Noida to return the ice cream tub, in which she claimed to have found centipede, for further investigation and asserted that it offers superior quality dairy products in both India and global markets.

The woman posted a picture of the ice cream tub on X (formerly Twitter) where a black centipede can be seen stuck on the lid.

Deepa Devi wanted to make mango shake for her five-year-old son. But she got more than she bargained for when she opened a tub of Amul Vanilla Magic ice cream ordered from Blinkit.

Taking to X (formerly Twitter), a woman claimed she found "oily frothy liquid" in ice cream she ordered from the e-commerce platform Zepto.

In the backdrop of the Nandini vs Amul battle, Congress leader Rahul Gandhi on Sunday bought a Nandini ice cream and termed the brand "Karnataka's pride."

PM Modi's Birthday: On Prime Minister Narendra Modi's 70th birthday, Amul greeted the PM in its usual funny way. The butter maker came up with a quirky post on Twitter, with some of the high points of the PM's political career, including his foreign tours and personal rapport with world leaders.

Anyone with a shop of 100-300 square feet of area and the "willingness to invest Rs. 2-2.5 lakh" can apply for an Amul parlour, according to Amul's website.

FMCG major Hindustan Unilever Limited (HUL) has moved Bombay High Court against Amul over the commercial, which suggests to consumers to buy Amul ice cream and not the 'frozen dessert' as the latter was made from vegetable oil and was not healthy.

The Delhi High Court has directed a social media user, a woman, to take down a post from X alleging a centipede in Amul ice cream. It also restrained the woman and others from making such posts on social platforms.

The Delhi High Court has directed a Noida-resident to remove her social media posts that alleged she found a centipede in a tub of Amul ice cream bought by her.

Food safety officials have launched a probe into the matter. Find out what Amul said about the incident.

Amul on Monday requested a woman customer in Noida to return the ice cream tub, in which she claimed to have found centipede, for further investigation and asserted that it offers superior quality dairy products in both India and global markets.

The woman posted a picture of the ice cream tub on X (formerly Twitter) where a black centipede can be seen stuck on the lid.

Deepa Devi wanted to make mango shake for her five-year-old son. But she got more than she bargained for when she opened a tub of Amul Vanilla Magic ice cream ordered from Blinkit.

Taking to X (formerly Twitter), a woman claimed she found "oily frothy liquid" in ice cream she ordered from the e-commerce platform Zepto.

In the backdrop of the Nandini vs Amul battle, Congress leader Rahul Gandhi on Sunday bought a Nandini ice cream and termed the brand "Karnataka's pride."

PM Modi's Birthday: On Prime Minister Narendra Modi's 70th birthday, Amul greeted the PM in its usual funny way. The butter maker came up with a quirky post on Twitter, with some of the high points of the PM's political career, including his foreign tours and personal rapport with world leaders.

Anyone with a shop of 100-300 square feet of area and the "willingness to invest Rs. 2-2.5 lakh" can apply for an Amul parlour, according to Amul's website.

FMCG major Hindustan Unilever Limited (HUL) has moved Bombay High Court against Amul over the commercial, which suggests to consumers to buy Amul ice cream and not the 'frozen dessert' as the latter was made from vegetable oil and was not healthy.