These days, the famous Toddynho had its sale prohibited due to dozens of notifications to hospitals from children and adults complaining of a burning sensation in their mouths and esophagus.
The company admitted that at least 80 units had 'alterations'. I personally suspect they put milk in the product.
But to complete the horror show, a lady from Santa Catarina found a rat in a package of Elma Chips snacks. The following link has a very good photo.
(http://veja.abril.com.br/noticia/brasil/pepsico-nega-contaminacao-de-salgadinho-da-elma-chips).
The company denies the fact, and says the product underwent an X-ray. To be honest, I loved this explanation. With X-rays, we can give little rats to our children to eat with the certainty that weapons or drugs will not be found in the packaging.
But what is the truth of all this?
Ah, there are many possibilities. They will have to investigate. Perhaps a disgruntled worker could have thrown the little rat in. It's possible, isn't it?
There have been similar events in history. BUT there have also been many rumors that have emerged to drive companies to bankruptcy.
It will be necessary to conduct thorough examinations by non-interested companies to verify everything.
Will this little rat be cooked or fried? Does it have seasoning? At what stage of production did it enter or was it placed in the packaging?
Let's follow this story and see what comes of it. I hope Ibama gets involved to determine the animal's death and ascertain the culprits.
These days, the famous Toddynho had its sale prohibited due to dozens of notifications to hospitals from children and adults complaining of a burning sensation in their mouths and esophagus.
The company admitted that at least 80 units had 'alterations'. I personally suspect they put milk in the product.
But to complete the horror show, a lady from Santa Catarina found a rat in a package of Elma Chips snacks. The following link has a very good photo.
(http://veja.abril.com.br/noticia/brasil/pepsico-nega-contaminacao-de-salgadinho-da-elma-chips).
The company denies the fact, and says the product underwent an X-ray. To be honest, I loved this explanation. With X-rays, we can give little rats to our children to eat with the certainty that weapons or drugs will not be found in the packaging.
But what is the truth of all this?
Ah, there are many possibilities. They will have to investigate. Perhaps a disgruntled worker could have thrown the little rat in. It's possible, isn't it?
There have been similar events in history. BUT there have also been many rumors that have emerged to drive companies to bankruptcy.
It will be necessary to conduct thorough examinations by non-interested companies to verify everything.
Will this little rat be cooked or fried? Does it have seasoning? At what stage of production did it enter or was it placed in the packaging?
Let's follow this story and see what comes of it. I hope Ibama gets involved to determine the animal's death and ascertain the culprits.
