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While regulators stress that the products were not immediately hazardous, the deeper outrage lies in the betrayal. Households were misled, their trust exploited, their budgets stretched for something far below the promised standard. Supermarkets now claim ignorance and are racing to audit suppliers, but many customers aren’t convinced. This scandal has forced an uncomfortable reckoning: knowing what we eat can no longer be taken on faith. Real transparency—from farm to shelf—has become a non‑negotiable demand.

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