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Fake Milo found in Malaysia; Nestle teaches consumers how to spot the fake
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If the fake Milo can taste as good as the real, why not ?
If the standard of fake Milo can past the heaLTH and hygene test , why not ?
I mean , why not for all ? After all Nestle is earning super super normal profit on Milo. Time to give these giant a good run for their money.
KNN jiu hu kia Tonychat.
it might contain plastic like the milk powder from china
Why not do it right, do it good ? Give these Mother fuckers from Nestle a run for their money !
Approach some hypermarts to sell your product.
Everything in malaysia including that chee bye kia tonychat can go to hell
fuck that Jiu hu kia Tonychat mother chao chee bye:oIo:
fuck that Jiu hu kia Tonychat mother chao chee bye:oIo:
Aiyoh....who drinks Milo nowadays? It's so yesteryear......
Mudlaysians can drink Ovaltine or Horlicks
Mudlaysians can drink Ovaltine or Horlicks
iv never seen milo come in one giant bag of powder before.the real milo is selling that shit in tiny packets like its made of golden fairy dust.
maybe sell as refill pack...............
MYes just like CPF is your money like that same same
really ah...............mai lah............i never give business to Ah Nehs as far as possible...........
THANKS TO PAP!
Nestle: Milo tins and refill packs sold in Singapore are made here; no counterfeit problems
Published on Mar 16, 2015 2:59 PM
By Chew Hui Min And Jalelah Abu Baker And Lim Yi Han And Jessica Lim
SINGAPORE - Consumers can rest easy about the Milo tins and refill packs sold in Singapore as they are manufactured here, Nestle Singapore clarified with The Straits Times (ST) on Monday evening.
It confirmed there have been no such counterfeit product incidents reported in Singapore.
The products come with a "Made in Singapore" label, it said in response to queries on the Milo Singapore Facebook page.
Customers had asked if these Milo products in Singapore were affected by the fake Milo found in Malaysia, and Nestle replied: "The incident reported in the media does not refer to Milo in Singapore. Milo sold by Nestle Singapore is manufactured in Singapore at our Jurong Factory and comes with a differentiated label with the statement 'Made In Singapore'."
A spokesman told ST: "Nestle assures consumers that we are committed to providing the best quality products.
"The safety and quality of our products is a non-negotiable priority for Nestle, and we are taking all necessary steps to protect the public from unscrupulous illegal operators who engage in manufacturing, distributing and/or selling counterfeit Nestle products."
The authorities in Malaysia have seized RM250,000 (S$94,058) worth of imitation Milo in Negeri Sembilan, prompting Nestle Malaysia to embark on a campaign to educate its customers on how to spot the fake from the real thing.
It posted a photo on Facebook showing consumers how to distinguish fake Milo packaging by looking at the perforation on every pack.
Major supermarkets - Sheng Siong, Cold Storage and Giant - told ST that they get their Milo only from Nestle Singapore.
FairPrice said that its Milo comes from Singapore and Australia.
A spokesman for FairPrice said that its outlets carry Milo only from authorised manufacturers and distributors which are approved by AVA.
"Our stores only carry Milo powder made in Singapore and Australia. To ensure food safety and quality, our suppliers meet very strict requirements such as product authenticity, quality and supply chain standards."
A spokesman for the Agri-food and Veterinary Authority(AVA) said that Milo products sold in Singapore are mainly manufactured locally and that small quantities are imported from other countries such as Australia and Malaysia.
"So far, we have not received reports of any fraudulent Milo products being sold in Singapore," the spokesman added.
AVA advised consumers to buy Milo products from reputable retailers.
Fake products started becoming a problem in Mudlaysia only when the country became infested with China nationals.
I wonder anyone here realized that.
I wonder anyone here realized that.
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