Jackie Phamotse Exposes Food Lovers Market for Selling Rotten Food
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When award-winning author Jackie Phamotse recently went on a Twitter rant to expose Food Lovers Market for allegedly selling her two packs of rotten chicken, it sparked a wave of outrage and awareness around the quality of food that we buy from supermarkets.
Jackie shared her experience on Twitter, writing: “At some point health inspectors need to look at the quality of food we buy from @FoodLoversMkt! Two packs of rotten chicken, in a day the fruits and vegetables are off! There is no way!” She later shared an update saying she received a call from Food Lovers Market’s head office and they have set up a meeting.
The tweet quickly gained traction, with many people sharing their own experiences with the supermarket. Many expressed their anger and frustration at the lack of quality control, with one user writing: “We also experienced such a problem and would throw away tons of fruits and vegs cz they were rotten. @FoodLoversMkt they need to check their products cz something is definitely not right.”
Jackie’s tweet has prompted more attention to be paid to the quality of food we buy from supermarkets, and it is a stark reminder of how important it is to be vigilant and check the quality of food before purchasing.
Food Lovers Market has since responded to the incident, saying they are taking the matter seriously and conducting a full investigation into the quality of their produce. They have also set up a meeting with Jackie to discuss the incident and take her feedback into account.
The incident has also reignited the conversation around Jackie’s defamation case, which will be back in court next week. Jackie was sued after she tweeted about “a media mogul” and her husband allegedly being involved in a gay sex tape. The court found that the tweet resulted in speculation that the couple in question was Basetsana Kumalo and her husband.
Jackie’s experience with Food Lovers Market has reignited the conversation around food quality and safety, and it highlights the importance of being vigilant when it comes to the food we buy from supermarkets. It is also a reminder of the power of social media and how it can be used to bring attention to important issues.
