Food company to sue duo over ‘fake news’ purporting squid rings made from pig intestines | Malay Mail

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Food company to sue duo over ‘fake news’ purporting squid rings made from pig intestines

KUALA LUMPUR, March 10 — A company recently accused of selling pig intestines posing as frozen squid rings has reportedly decided to take legal action against its accusers, and urged authorities to look into the matter.yesterday quoted Shen Hua Resources chief executive officer Rodney Soon as saying that the post has damaged the company’s reputation and sales in five states across the country — Perlis, Kedah, Penang, Selangor and Putrajaya.

He also reportedly said that the Islamic Development Department Malaysia and the Domestic Trade and Consumer Affairs Ministry had taken samples of the product five days beforehand, but have yet to reveal the result of their investigations thus far. “The related authorities took eight boxes of samples from Kedah at 10.30am on March 5 and six boxes of samples from Selangor at 11am on March 7 for testing. Until today, the results are still not out,” he was quoted as saying.

He was also quoted as saying that a police report has been made against the netizens, amd urged urging the Communications and Multimedia Ministry to investigate the matter under the Communications and Multimedia Act 1998.

 

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Awesome! Time to sue those fakers.

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