Mapaballo Borotho

The National Consumer Tribunal (NCT) has confirmed that the National Consumer Commission (NCC) and peanut butter manufacturer, House of Peanut Butters, have entered into a legal agreement in which the peanut butter company will pay a fine of R500 000.
This follows a year-long investigation launched by the NCC into the manufacturer over allegations of contaminated peanut butter.
The investigation led to major retailers, including Pick n Pay and Dis-Chem, recalling certain peanut butter products supplied by the company.
The affected products were found to contain dangerously high levels of aflatoxins—naturally occurring toxins produced by fungi—which can cause symptoms such as nausea, vomiting, and abdominal pain.
The recalled brands included Dis-Chem’s Lifestyle, Wazoogles, Pick n Pay’s No Name brand, and Eden All Butters.
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