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Hyderabad: In a bizarre incident, a man found a worm crawling in a Cadbury chocolate bar that he purchased from a metro station in Hyderabad on February 9. Expressing shock over the incident, Robin Zaccheus, an unsuspecting chocolate lover, posted a video of the worm-infested chocolate bar, along with the bill for the purchased product from Ratnadeep Retail, located at Ameerpet metro station.
On a seemingly ordinary day, Robin Zaccheus decided to treat himself to a Cadbury Dairy Milk chocolate bar. Little did he know that his sweet desire would turn bitter. On opening the wrapper, he found a live insect crawling on the chocolate. Shocked and disappointed, Zakius shared a video of the incident on X (formerly Twitter) with the receipt as proof. Since being posted, the incident has triggered questions about the quality check for products nearing their expiry dates among social media users.
In the clip, Zaccheus can be heard expressing disbelief and concern over the lack of quality control for products nearing their expiration date. The chocolate bar, which was purchased just one day before its expiration date, raised questions about the potential health risks associated with the consumption of such products.
Found a worm crawling in Cadbury chocolate purchased at Ratnadeep Metro Ameerpet today..
Is there a quality check for these near to expiry products? Who is responsible for public health hazards? @DairyMilkIn @ltmhyd @Ratnadeepretail @GHMCOnline @CommissionrGHMC pic.twitter.com/7piYCPixOx
— Robin Zaccheus (@RobinZaccheus) February 9, 2024
Zaccheus’ video quickly gained popularity on social media, with users sharing their reactions and providing suggestions. Many people were horrified at the sight of the insect and sympathized with Zacchaeus’ hatred. Some users advised him to lodge a complaint with the Cadbury team, while others suggested taking legal action against the company.
As the video circulated, more and more people came forward with their own experiences related to packaged items purchased from Metro station stores. These evidence underscore a larger issue related to the safety and quality of products sold in such establishments.
Zaccheus’ post also triggered a response from the Greater Hyderabad Municipal Corporation (GHMC), which pledged to investigate the matter and ensure strict action against any negligence on the part of the retailer or manufacturer.
The discovery of a worm in Zaccheus’s Cadbury Dairy Milk bars has sparked a much-needed conversation about food safety and quality control. As consumers demand answers and accountability, companies are reminded of their responsibility to maintain high standards and protect public health.
In swift response to the incident, Cadbury issued a statement acknowledging the issue and assuring customers that they were taking the necessary steps to investigate the matter. He also reiterated his commitment to provide safe and high quality products.
In the meantime, Zaccheus’ video continues to serve as a stark reminder to consumers to remain vigilant and exercise caution when purchasing near-expiration products. This has led many people to rethink their shopping habits and pay more attention to the goods they consume.
As the dust settles on this disturbing incident, one thing becomes clear: The bugs in Robin Zacchaeus’ Cadbury chocolate bars have left an indelible mark on the public consciousness, sparking important discussions about food safety and corporate accountability. Has been.
