Bagsakan ng kahon-kahon na pinekeng seasoning granules na nagpositibo pa sa salmonella, sinalakay

- Equipped with a search warrant, the NBI Dangerous Drugs Division seized boxes of several faked seasoning granules

- According to NBI, the seasonings were made in China and transported to the Philippines by hiding them in boxes of imported apparel

- Upon reaching the country, the faked seasonings are passed on to small stores

- Atty. Ross Jonathan Galicia, Chief of NBI-DDD, said the seasonings have the presence of salmonella, indicating they're not safe for human consumption

Armed with a search warrant, the NBI Dangerous Drugs Division confiscated boxes of counterfeit seasoning granules.

According to the NBI, these fake seasonings were manufactured in China and smuggled into the Philippines disguised as boxes of imported clothing.

Once in the country, the counterfeit products were distributed to small retail stores.

Atty. Ross Jonathan Galicia, Chief of NBI-DDD, stated that the seasonings tested positive for Salmonella, making them unsafe for human consumption.

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Arrested during the operation is a Chinese national who reportedly owns the illegal products seized in the warehouse in Pandi, Bulacan.

Meanwhile, the towers of boxed faked seasonings were confiscated by NBI-DDD.

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Source: KAMI.com.gh