Ermal Sadiku, a member of the Democratic League of Kosovo, released analyses concerning the product VITA milk, asserting that the findings revealed the product does not contain palm oil or powdered milk. Sadiku stated that many politicians were unwilling to defend the company in light of the “attacks made by the current Government.” He suggested that the reluctance stemmed from an inability to demand truth or information, which he attributed to fear of negatively impacting their respective electorates. The statement, published on August 7, 2026, highlighted the results of the analysis concerning the composition of the milk product.
Sadiku emphasized that the data indicated the absence of both palm oil and powdered milk within VITA milk. In his post, Sadiku addressed the public discourse surrounding the company, noting the silence from some political figures. He remarked that the situation made it difficult for citizens and politicians to advocate for a Kosovo company when facing governmental scrutiny.
The revelation of the analysis results provided a focal point for his commentary, allowing him to address the perceived lack of defense for the company from certain political quarters. The focus of Sadiku’s comments remains on the factual composition of the VITA milk product as revealed by the recent testing.
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