AllAfricaNigeria: NAFDAC Intercepts Two Tankers Meant for Edible Vegetable Oil Conveying Diesel in Lagos
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46% : He said the agency investigation revealed that the two tankers, meant exclusively for edible vegetable oil, had been loaded with diesel in violation of food safety regulations.44% : He said the agency's investigation revealed that the two tankers, meant exclusively for edible vegetable oil, had been loaded with diesel in violation of food safety regulations.
28% : Speaking to journalists on Monday, the agency's Director of Investigation and Enforcement, Martins Iluyomade, described the incident as a serious breach of food safety regulations and a potential threat to public health.
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