A man in Hyderabad was left disgusted after finding bugs crawling inside him. cadbury chocolate. According to reports, Robin Zachais bought a pack of chocolates at a subway station. The man shared his terrible experience on social media platform X, demanding that authorities be held accountable for implementing standard quality checks.
His post about X quickly went viral and even prompted a response from Cadbury itself. The post, which was shared about two days ago, has so far garnered more than 110,000 views and more than 500 likes.
“Today I found a bug crawling inside the Cadbury chocolates I bought at Ratnadeep Metro Amerpet,” Robin wrote to X.
“Are there quality checks on these expiring products? Who is responsible for the public health risk?” he asked. He also shared an image of the receipt from the store where he bought the packet.
Cadbury's response
In a response to the post, Mr Cadbury apologized for the “unpleasant experience” with Zacchaeus. The company said in a standardized response that it always strives to “maintain the highest quality standards.” The company also asked Mr. Zacchaeus to share his contact information to further investigate the matter.
X users request action from company
Several X users advised Robin to sue the chocolate company and seek compensation, while others warned her to check the product and expiration date before consuming.
“Looks like this chocolate wasn't double-wrapped. The milk is double-wrapped (gold foil + white paper wrapper) to prevent insects from getting in,” one user wrote. There is. “Please sue and get compensation,” another person wrote.
“I think all units made in the same batch will have similar results,” a third user wrote. “Instead of the government privatizing it, we need a litigation system with hefty fines imposed on consumers,” a fourth user said.
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The Greater Hyderabad Municipal Corporation also responded to the post. “Food Safety Concerns Team @AFCGHMC has been alerted about this issue and the same will be resolved at the earliest,” the post read.
(Information provided by agency)
