evidence: On-going dicyandiamide (DCD) contamination concerns in the country, and the company’s alleged breach of a recent ban on the sale and advertising of its milk products were the likely cause of the protest, a Fonterra spokesperson told DairyReporter.com. [...] It emerged earlier this month that the Sri Lankan Ministry of Health had ordered Fonterra to pull 39 tonnes of Anchor brand milk powder from shelves in the country after tests detected low levels of agricultural chemical, DCD, in two batches of the product.