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Bipasha Basu Raises Concern Over Worms In Isopure Product
Bipasha Basu said she saw tiny worms in a container of an Isopure nutrition product.
She posted a video showing the contents on her Instagram story.
She asked Tukaram Mundhe, a Maharashtra food-safety official, to investigate.
Basu said she was worried that people might receive spoiled or adulterated products.
Isopure makes protein supplements.
The video showed something in the container, but the report said it had not been independently confirmed to be worms.
It was also not independently confirmed that the product was contaminated.
Basu has not announced a new film, and her last reported appearance was in the 2020 web series Dangerous.
Bipasha Basu said she found what appeared to be tiny worms in a newly opened Isopure container.
She shared a video of the product on her Instagram story on Thursday, September 10.
Basu tagged Maharashtra Food and Drug Administration Commissioner Tukaram Mundhe and asked for help.
Isopure sells whey protein isolate products and other low-carb or zero-carb supplements.
The report said there was no independent confirmation that the substance was worms or that the product was contaminated.
- Who
- Actress Bipasha Basu, Maharashtra Food and Drug Administration Commissioner Tukaram Mundhe, and Isopure, the nutrition-product brand.
- What
- Basu alleged that tiny worms were present in a newly opened Isopure product and requested official help.
- Where
- Basu made the allegation in an Instagram story involving an Isopure container; the product-safety concern was directed to Maharashtra authorities.
- When
- Thursday, September 10; the year was not specified in the article.
- Why
- She said she wanted action to prevent people from receiving spoiled or adulterated products.
Basu's Allegation
Verification Still Pending
What was in the container
Basu's Allegation
Bipasha Basu said the contents included tiny worms and described the product as full of them.
Verification Still Pending
The report said there was no independent confirmation that the substance shown was worms.
Product safety
Basu's Allegation
Basu's appeal suggested the product may have been spoiled or adulterated and warranted official attention.
Verification Still Pending
The report did not establish that the Isopure product was contaminated.
Key facts
- Person raising concern
- Actress Bipasha Basu
- Product
- An Isopure nutrition product
- Allegation
- Basu said a newly opened container contained tiny worms.
- Platform
- Instagram story
- Official tagged
- Tukaram Mundhe, Maharashtra Food and Drug Administration Commissioner
- Independent confirmation
- None was provided that the substance was worms or that the product was contaminated.
Quotes
Bipasha Basu
Actress who posted a video alleging worms were present in an Isopure product
“This Isopure is full of worms... tiny tiny worms. The new dabba that we've opened is full of worms”
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