Major NAFDAC Operation in Nasarawa: Counterfeit Wines Worth ₦41.2 Million Seized

  • NAFDAC captured counterfeit wines worth over ₦41.2 million in a raid on wine shops in Nasarawa State
  • The operation targeted shops in Mararaba Market, New Nyanya, and Masaka areas, focusing on counterfeit and adulterated wines and spirits
  • NAFDAC’s Investigation & Enforcement team is now actively investigating the importers or manufacturers behind these counterfeit products

The National Agency for Food and Drug Administration and Control (NAFDAC) has seized counterfeit wines worth over ₦41.2 million in a major raid on wine shops in Nasarawa State.

The operation took place in Mararaba Market, New Nyanya, and Masaka areas, targeting counterfeit and adulterated wines and spirits.

Major NAFDAC Operation in Nasarawa: Counterfeit Wines Worth ₦41.2 Million SeizedMajor NAFDAC Operation in Nasarawa: Counterfeit Wines Worth ₦41.2 Million SeizedSource: Twitter

In a statement on X, NAFDAC revealed that their Investigation & Enforcement team is actively investigating the importers or manufacturers behind these counterfeit products.

The agency urged consumers to remain vigilant and report any suspicious products to the nearest NAFDAC office for immediate action.

This operation highlights NAFDAC’s commitment to protecting consumers and ensuring the safety of products in the market.

NAFDAC’s statement (@nafdacagency) wrote on X:

“NAFDAC has conducted a major raid on wine shops in Mararaba Market and the New Nyanya and Masaka areas of Nasarawa State. The operation targeted counterfeit and adulterated wines and spirits, resulting in the seizure of products valued at over ₦41.2 million. NAFDAC’s Investigation & Enforcement team is actively investigating the importers or manufacturers behind these counterfeit drinks. NAFDAC urges consumers to remain vigilant and report suspicious products to the nearest NAFDAC office for immediate action.”

Counterfeit Cosmetics Worth N37 Million Seized

Meanwhile, TheTalk.NG earlier reported that in a decisive move to protect consumers, the National Agency for Food and Drug Administration and Control (NAFDAC) has intensified its efforts to eliminate counterfeit and illegally imported cosmetics from the market in Abuja.

Acting on intelligence reports, NAFDAC’s Investigation & Enforcement Directorate conducted coordinated raids across supermarkets and open markets, including Wuse and Garki markets.

During these operations, several unregistered and counterfeit cosmetics were seized, with a total street value of ₦37 million. NAFDAC is committed to investigating the sources of these illegal products and will take strict regulatory action against those involved.

Source: TheTalk.NG


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