Bengaluru: A MySurean, which sold Cadbury Dairy Crackle Chocolate was sold, took his manufacturer to the Consumer Court of State.
It ordered the company to pay for compensation of Rs 2,000 for deficiency in services and gave him new chocolate with unatable rewards.
In January 2020, Kumaraswamy Mr.
Brindavan extension in Mysuru bought four chocolates from the Brindavan General Store near his residence; He paid Rs 160 for each.
When he found one of them was broken and could not be eaten, he returned to the store to exchange but the shopkeeper refused.
The 55-year-old man approached the district consumer forum in Mysuru, demanding shops and chocolate makers of Mondelez India Foods Private Ltd and looked for RS 30,000 compensation to sell damaged products to him.
Store representatives remain ex parte, while Mondelez Indian food appears in front of the forum through their lawyers.
Chocolate Major said they were an international and well-known company with the manufacture of candy products on the market; They follow the analysis of hazards and critical control by examining all the raw materials in accordance with the safety food system before packing and sending it to the distributor.
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