NAFDAC Seizes Counterfeit Wines Worth Over N41.2 Million in Nasarawa

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The National Agency for Food and Drug Administration and Control (NAFDAC) has seized counterfeit wines and spirits worth over N41.2 million in Nasarawa State following a significant raid on wine shops in Mararaba Market and the New Nyanya and Masaka areas.

The operation, announced by NAFDAC on November 11 via its X handle, also led to the launch of an investigation into the importers and manufacturers of these illicit products.

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NAFDAC’s Enforcement and Investigation team is working diligently to identify those responsible for distributing these counterfeit drinks. In its statement, NAFDAC urged consumers to stay alert and report any suspicious products to local offices, ensuring swift action against such fraudulent goods. The agency remains committed to protecting public health by cracking down on counterfeit items that can pose serious health risks to consumers.

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Ebun Ajasa
Ebun Ajasa

Ebun Ajasa is a versatile news writer with expertise across various categories, from hard-hitting investigative journalism to human interest stories. She has a knack for reporting on breaking news, politics, culture, business, technology, and lifestyle topics.

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