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Beijing: Carrefour Sells Bad Bread With Future Date
June 1, 2006 |
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Following an earlier report that it was selling salty dry fish carrying live maggots, Chinese customers now accuse Carrefour of selling bad bread.
Local media report that a man surnamed Wu, a frequent customer of Beijing's Carrefour Shuangjing Store, said he had bought a bag of bread from the store, only to find that the bread smelled bad and had a surprising date of 2007 on the package. Usually bread has an expiration date of a few days or weeks after purchase.
A manager from Carrefour Shuangjing Store said that the wrong date on the bread may have been caused by a printer malfunction, but he did not say why the bread smelled bad.
A representative from Carrefour Shuangjing Store said they would like to double compensate Wu for the value of the bread, but Wu has refused the money.
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i have just ordered on their online service (beijing) and they failed to deliver 2 of my items but they charged me with that.
unfortunately during the delivery i failed to check the items and just sign the receipt since i have been a frequent customer and i do trust them by now. i have called to number they listed to complain but i have been blame and told me that i am not the only one to deliver goods.
does anybody know any contact info (manager – beijing) that i can call to or contact for this matter?
you can email me directly at yonijet@mac.com.
thanks a lot!