Kano officials remove 5,964 bottles of expired drinks from Singer Market
The Kano State Consumer Protection Council, KCPC, has removed 5,964 bottles of expired soft drinks from circulation following an enforcement operation at Singer Market in Kano. The intervention was prompted by information received by the council about a trader allegedly keeping large quantities of soft drinks that had passed their expiry dates for possible sale […] Kano officials remove 5,964…
The Kano State Consumer Protection Council (KCPC) recently removed 5,964 bottles of expired soft drinks from the market in Kano. This enforcement action was taken after KCPC received information about a trader allegedly stocking large quantities of expired soft drinks. The KCPC's Enforcement and Removal of Substandard Products Department conducted a thorough investigation at Singer Market, as directed by the council's Director, Alhaji Auwalu A. Muhammad.
The removal of these expired products is a crucial part of KCPC's mandate to protect consumers and ensure the sale of safe, consumable goods. The council has assured the public that they will continue to carry out their duties diligently, free from any bias or favoritism, and encourages residents to remain vigilant and report any suspicious activities that could lead to the introduction of unsafe products into the market.
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