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Matter of Fact: July 24, 2026

Gulf News wrongly reported/published the following: In the article published on July 21 on Business Page III under the headline After Ajman, ID Fresh pours into Sharjah , the second paragraph incorrectly stated that ID Fresh has no industrial investors. The company has a few institutional investors onboard. In the sixth paragraph, under the subhead Refusing shortcuts , it was incorrectly reported…

Matter of Fact: July 24, 2026

Gulf News has corrected an error in an article published on July 21, Business Page III, concerning ID Fresh. The original report incorrectly stated that the company has no industrial investors when in fact, ID Fresh does have a few institutional investors onboard. Additionally, the article inaccurately reported that Musthafa would perform a lie detector test in Bangkok for a student audience, when the correct location is Bengaluru.

Gulf News apologizes for the mistakes and emphasizes their commitment to accuracy and fairness, stating that they will promptly correct any errors found on their newspaper or website. Readers are encouraged to report any inaccuracies to readers@gulfnews.com.

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