The National Agency for Food and Drug Administration and Control (NAFDAC) orchestrated a meticulous raid on Monday, exposing clandestine fake wine factories scattered across Abia State. The revelation, disclosed by the Director of the South-East Zone of NAFDAC, Martins Iluyomade, has sent shockwaves through the region, prompting the immediate closure of affected markets.
The crackdown follows a surge in concerns over the proliferation of counterfeit products endangering public health. Iluyomade, in a press briefing, detailed the agency's relentless pursuit of these illicit operations, underscoring the gravity of the situation.
The Director emphasized the health risks posed by consuming counterfeit alcoholic beverages, citing potential contaminants and substandard production processes. The move to shutter affected markets serves as a protective measure against unwitting consumers falling victim to this deceptive trade.
In the wake of the operation, questions loom about the extent of the counterfeit wine network and the potential impact on the larger region. NAFDAC's swift action, however, has been lauded as a pivotal step towards safeguarding public health and restoring trust in the authenticity of consumer products.
Source: Channels TV
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