KUALA LUMPUR, Mar 19 — The vendor of the “Allah” socks that were sold at convenience store food chain KK Mart clarified that the socks were mistakenly included in a larger...
Xin Jiang Chang Sdn Bhd said they are seeking advice on whether they can take legal action against their China-based supplier Mu Mian Qing Hosiery Co Ltd for supplying the five pairs.
Xin Jiang Chang Sdn Bhd said they are seeking advice on whether they can take legal action against their China-based supplier Mu Mian Qing Hosiery Co Ltd for supplying the five pairs. “We have already contacted our China-based supplier to seek an explanation, and they have admitted that the problematic socks were included in the bulk of stocks we purchased by mistake.
“We are currently seeking legal advice to explore possible legal actions against the supplier for their negligence in fulfilling our order requirements,” Xin Jiang Chang Sdn Bhd said in a statement today.
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