
Major food product recall by Shoprite Checkers lands supplier in hot water
A supplier of hummus to Shoprite Checkers faces fines exceeding R1 million following a major recall of its products found to contain Listeria.
WEDNESDAY, 15 APRIL 2026, 13:47

A supplier of hummus to Shoprite Checkers faces fines exceeding R1 million following a major recall of its products found to contain Listeria.

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