A Dhaka court told authorities to yank a specific batch of Nestlé KitKat off shelves after a food inspector from Dhaka South City Corporation filed paperwork saying the chocolate was sketchy. Kamrul Hasan claimed batch number 44399139 lacks proper registration and clearance from standards agencies, making it potentially dangerous for people eating it. The court gave everyone until late January to pull the products and report back.
The inspector wants all KitKat imports and sales to be paused until Nestlé gets the right BSTI license sorted out. Apparently, the whole situation threatens public health because the chocolate doesn't meet quality standards, and removing it would help crack down on dodgy food floating around Bangladesh's market.
The inspector wants all KitKat imports and sales to be paused until Nestlé gets the right BSTI license sorted out. Apparently, the whole situation threatens public health because the chocolate doesn't meet quality standards, and removing it would help crack down on dodgy food floating around Bangladesh's market.
