South Africans have expressed great anger over a warehouse that repackages expired food items discovered by the SAPS in Roodepoort, Johannesburg.
Watch our new ranking show on YouTube now! Click here or search BIAS TEST on Briefly TV channel.JOHANNESBURG - South Africans were left enraged after a warehouse believed to be repackaging expired foods was discovered in Roodepoort, Johannesburg. In the warehouse, different products and brands were found, including maize meal, flour, cooking oil and other household items.
"With operation Shanela in Gauteng, we decided that moving forward we need to add an activity whereby we are going to do a compliance inspection. We have dropped in the environmental inspectors as people who know how the housekeeping must be.""People are going to die and his is how they make profit, they won't stop until we close down all their shops. Imagine how many warehouses like this one they have in SA.
"Who owns the warehouse, maybe we should start by investigating there. Are they operating legally? Why is the government quiet?", Steve Mabona, said the two boys complained of intense stomach cramps during a classroom lesson. They were taken to Tshepisong clinic, where sadly one of the boys died.
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