A recent incident where LASCOPA sealed a popular supermarket in Festac for selling expired baby food and other products has sparked some controversy. One comment suggested: “Confiscate the expired goods, fine him if you may but why seal the whole establishment??”
This comment overlooks the seriousness of the situation. Selling expired products, especially baby food, poses a significant health risk, and the large quantities of expired goods found highlight a pattern of negligence. Simply confiscating the goods and imposing a fine would not adequately address the potential harm caused by such irresponsible business practices.
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