Health Ministry to Inspect Gardenia Following Food Poisoning Complaints
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The Malaysian Health Ministry is investigating complaints of alleged food poisoning linked to Gardenia products. Among the products mentioned is Gardenia Original.
The ministry has received several complaints from consumers. Consumers claim they experienced symptoms after consuming the products. So far, the ministry has not confirmed the actual cause of the problem.
Following the complaints, the ministry will carry out an inspection at Gardenia's premises. This inspection aims to ensure that the products comply with the established food safety standards. The findings of the investigation will be announced once it is complete.
Consumers are advised to always check the expiry date and condition of food before eating it. They may also make a report to the authorities if they experience health problems after consuming any food product.
Sources: The Straits Times
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