Unilever Nepal under scanner: Tea plant sealed for importing date expired tea from India
23 Jan 2025
HETAUDA: Unilever Nepal, a multi-national company, has been found to be relabeling, repackaging and selling date-expired tea in Nepal by importing from India.
In this connection, the Hetauda administration has sealed the company’s tea plant in Hetauda-3, Basamadi, after finding the plant relabeling and repackaging date expired tea imported from India.
According to Som Kant Rijal, the Chief of Food Technology and Quality Office, Hetauda, a joint monitoring team comprising local administration, Food Technology and Quality Control office and Forum for Protection of Consumer Rights and other...
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