A resident of Vladimir Nadezhda Filimonova turned to Rospotrebnadzor after accidentally giving her child a drink of juice and vinegar. A copy of the statement is at the disposal of "360".
A woman bought Tedi carrot juice from a local store on Sunday, December 2. The child noticed an unpleasant taste.
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“I tried it myself and it ended up with vinegar. We called the ambulance, they said to watch the child. Then I went to the store and told them to take this product from the shelves. There they apologized, they said that the juice would now be removed from the shelves. They returned the money to me, "Nadezhda Filimonova told" 360 ".
With Rospotrebnadzor, it turned out to be not so simple. The woman wrote a statement, the department accepted it, but, according to Filimonova, they refused to take the juice for examination.
“I ask you to bring to justice the persons responsible for the production, control and sale of the goods, as this incident could lead to serious harm to health (burns of mucous membranes, esophagus, poisoning of the body). The content of such substances is unacceptable in children's food products,”Filimonova said in a statement addressed to Tatyana Evgenievna Danilova, head of the Rospotrebnadzor department in the Vladimir region.
According to the woman, now everything is fine with the child, but she will wait for a response from Rospotrebnadzor. "360" failed to promptly receive a comment from the Vladimir department of the department.
