FCCPC Action Against Abuja Water Factory Explained: Reasons And Photos [PHOTOS]

FCCPC Action Against Abuja Water Factory Explained: Reasons And Photos [PHOTOS]

On Friday, the Federal Competition and Consumer Protection Commission (FCCPC) closed the Fabsi Table Water factory located in Kubwa, Abuja. This action came after consumer complaints about expired sachet water containing microbes……. CONTINUE READING

According to the FCCPC’s official X account, an investigation revealed significant breaches of consumer protection regulations. The company failed to provide essential product information, including production and expiration dates, as well as batch numbers.

The FCCPC also noted that Fabsi Table Water lacked crucial compliance records needed to ensure product safety and quality. Although the company claimed a two-month shelf life for its products, the absence of production and expiration dates made this claim unverifiable.

The FCCPC criticized the company’s explanation of printing difficulties as unacceptable, emphasizing that accurate and complete product labeling is a regulatory requirement. The commission has temporarily suspended the factory’s operations and summoned the company’s management for further investigation.

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