NAFDAC seizes counterfeit wines valued at N41.2m in Nasarawa raid
The National Agency for Food and Drug Administration and Control (NAFDAC) conducted a major raid on wine shops in Mararaba Market and the New Nyanya and Masaka areas of Nasarawa State.
NAFDAC, in a statement on Monday, revealed that the operation targeted counterfeit and adulterated wines and spirits, resulting in the seizure of products valued at over N41.2 million.
The agency disclosed that its Investigation and Enforcement team is investigating the importers or manufacturers behind the counterfeit drinks.
It urged consumers to remain vigilant and report suspicious products to the nearest NAFDAC office for immediate action.
Also, NAFDAC conducted a successful raid on agrochemical sellers in Bauchi Metropolis, following intelligence reports on the circulation of a counterfeit product known as “Patriarc”
The operation led to the sealing of three facilities, the arrest of their owners, and the confiscation of products valued at N5 million.
The importers and manufacturers of counterfeit goods are being pursued by
NAFDAC’s Investigation and Enforcement team.
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