Due to concerns about aflatoxin, more peanut butter products are being recalled, adding to consumer anxiety about the situation.
In light of escalating aflatoxin concerns, further recalls of peanut butter products have been initiated, heightening consumer apprehension.
The National Consumer Commission has taken swift action, commencing an investigation into Clover Ltd for potential breaches of the Consumer Protection Act , underscoring the gravity of the situation and the urgent need for regulatory intervention. The probe follows Clover’s voluntary recall of 10 776 units of its Go Nuts Peanut Butter 400g products due to elevated levels of Aflatoxin, a toxic substance produced by certain fungi.Furthermore, consumers in possession of Go Nuts Peanut Butter 400g with best-before dates of 12, 18, and 19 June 2025 are advised to cease consumption. They should return the product to the point of purchase for a full refund.
Acting NCC commissioner, Thezi Mabuza, emphasised the importance of compliance, stating, “Suppliers must recall non-compliant brands promptly to safeguard South African consumers.”Mabuza underscored the Commission’s commitment to addressing the issue decisively. He called for full cooperation from suppliers in resolving the challenge.
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