Rumors on the Ban of Seven up Baseless, ADFCA Clarifies
Rumors on the Ban of Seven up Baseless, ADFCA Clarifies
10/3/2010 12:00 AM

Abu Dhabi, October 3, 2010: Abu Dhabi Food Control Authority (ADFCA) clarified that the rumors about the ban of the aerated soft drink 'Seven Up' is baseless and sought the public not to be swayed by such unfounded canards doing the rounds. The food monitoring body issued the statement following numerous queries from the public and the press about the rumored ban of the product, purportedly on account of containing poisonous ingredients.

 A spokesperson from ADFCA denied there was any ban on 'Seven Up' and stressed the Authority did not chance upon any health hazards as a result of consuming the drink in question. "I would like to call up on the public not to be swayed by baseless rumors. If any decision is taken to ban any product, we will inform the public about it without any delay through the media as well as on our website," he added.

 "If anyone comes across such rumors, please get in touch with us rather than help in its spread by word of mouth. We are not sure about the source of these rumors; it may be an attempt by a competitor to grab more market share. It may have originated elsewhere. Whatever it is, we would like to assure the public that utmost vigil is observed by the Authority to ensure that the food items available in the market are safe," he pointed out.

 

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