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A recent investigation revealed that two goat yogurt products labeled as such actually contained cow's milk. The analysis was part of the Observator campaign, which previously uncovered misleading meat products. Out of 13 yogurt samples tested, two showed the presence of cow's milk, raising concerns about labeling accuracy. Both contaminated products came from the same premium brand, which charges around 10 lei per bottle. The testing utilized DNA analysis to identify the milk source, highlighting the challenges in verifying dairy product compositions. The producer denied the allegations and announced an internal investigation, while consumer protection authorities warned of potential penalties for misleading practices.