PHOTO: South African buyer saw blue tape in sausage with chicken bought from Boxer supermarket in Mtshebheni, Inanda

Information reaching Kossyderrickent has it that South African buyer saw blue tape in sausage with chicken bought from Boxer supermarket in Mtshebheni, Inanda.

According to the unknown buyer, he or she said that Boxer Supermarket has refused to take blame for error after they found a blue tape in the sausage.

Information reads: “4 January 2025 I bought grocery @Boxer supermarket in Mtshebheni in Nanda and waited for a while. I put up with this fryer.
11 January I send a query to their WhatsApp number and ignore it.
23 January I took out the last frozen li I broke the red thing I wondered how because it is hard I keep on appearing something blue I tell it its tape I took out the cell phone I set camera and knife …..
Boxer I called the customer service line and explained to the lady where the slip was I said there is no I will still look at it I said but after all the cameras in the store are there and the card points will show the amount I bought and she said that it does not work that you need a slip.
I searched for the slip and found it …. I contacted the Department of Health food control to open the case Friday in Mtshebheni and got the case number.
The case 414/4/2025. READ MORE HERE

“4 January 2025 ngathenga grocery @Boxer supermarket eMtshebheni eNanda ngilinde lilimbi . Ngilibekezelele ngokuli fryer.
11 January ngi send query ku WhatsApp number yabo bazibe.
23 January ngikhiphe elokugcina li freezed ngiliphule kuqhashe into esabomvu ngizibuze kanjani ngoba liqinile ngiqhubeke kuvele into blue ngiyitshele ukth salo tape  ngithathe cellphone ngi set camera nommese …..
Boxer ngifonele customer service line ngichaze loya sisi athi siphi  slip ngithi asikho ngisazosibheka ngithi kodwa phela ama camera esitolo akhona ne card lama point lizoveza ukth ngathenga athi yena akusebenzi lokho kufuneka slip.
Ngasicinga slip ngasithola …. ngaxhumana no Department of Health food control waya kovula icala Friday eMtshebheni ngathola case number.
Case 414/4/2025.”