NAFDAC nabs fake wine dealers in Abuja, confiscates N100m worth wine
The National Agency for Food and Drug Administration Control (NAFDAC) closed down four shops and confiscated N100 million counterfeit wine.
The National Agency for Food and Drug Administration Control (NAFDAC) has shut down four wine shops worth N100 million in Wuse market, Abuja, for selling fake and unregistered products.
NAFDAC’s Deputy Director of Investigation and Enforcement, Shaba Mohammed, made the announcement on Friday, March 18, in Abuja.
Mohammed said he led a team of NAFDAC officials on enforcement to the market in continuation of a renewed global anti-counterfeiting fight against counterfeits, Tribune reports.
https://www.naij.com/1094850-nafdac-nabs-fake-wine-dealers-abuja-confiscates-n100m-worth-wine.html
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