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Coca-Cola: Video Shows Foreign Objects Inside Sealed Soda Bottle From Coast Bottlers Limited

Coast Bottlers Limited CEO Ibrahim Khor The safety of the consumers is at risk. Yesterday, a man from Mombasa sent a video of an unopened Krest bottle with foreign objects inside. The culprit is Coast Bottlers Limited (CBL) factory in Mtwapa, Mombasa County. CBL bottles coca-cola products. The foreign objects are v

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Coast Bottlers Limited CEO Ibrahim Khor The safety of the consumers is at risk. Yesterday, a man from Mombasa sent a video of an unopened Krest bottle with foreign objects inside. The culprit is Coast Bottlers Limited (CBL) factory in Mtwapa, Mombasa County. CBL bottles coca-cola products. The foreign objects are viscous and behave like phlegm (kikohozi) from a TB patient. This is not the first time that such a thing happens to Coca-Cola products. Most of these incidences go unreported and this has directly been caused by the laxity in which Coca-Cola or its subcontractors follows up the issue. This is a very clear proof that they do not care at all for the safety of the public. Seasoned Criminals In October 2018, over 300 workers at the...

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