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Shocking : Dead Mouse in Hershey’s Chocolate Syrup

In a disturbing incident that has gone viral, a woman named Prami Sridhar claimed to have found a dead mouse in a bottle of Hershey’s chocolate syrup. Prami shared the shocking discovery in a video on Instagram. Sparking a flurry of reactions and a response from the confectionery giant.

Prami described the ordeal in her post, urging everyone to be vigilant with their food purchases. “This is for your kind notice to everyone to open your eyes,” she wrote. The video shows her pouring some syrup onto a spoon, initially revealing a few strands of hair. Upon further inspection, she opened the sealed cap and poured the syrup into a cup, only to discover a dead mouse inside.

“We ordered Hershey’s chocolate syrup from Zepto to eat with brownie cakes. We started with pouring on cakes, caught small hair continuously, and decided to open. The opening was sealed and intact. We opened and poured into a disposable glass, a thick and hard consistency of a dead rat dropped down. By washing in running water for reconfirmation, it’s a dead rat,” Prami explained.

The post quickly garnered widespread attention, raising serious concerns about food safety and quality control. The presence of such a hazardous foreign object in a food product has significant health implications. Therefore underscores the importance of stringent manufacturing and packaging processes.

Prami’s video has prompted responses from both Zepto and Hershey’s, with investigations likely underway to determine how the contamination occurred. Consumers are reminded to report any similar incidents to the relevant authorities and to always check the integrity of food packaging before consumption.

This incident serves as a stark reminder of the critical importance of food safety standards and the need for rigorous quality control measures to protect consumers from potentially dangerous contamination.

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