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Tablets found in fish worry consumer
By Ni Yinbin |
March 29, 2013, Friday
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A LOCAL branch of a South Korean-based supermarket sent samples of its fish to be tested yesterday after unidentified brown tablets were found by a consumer in yellow croakers purchased at the market.
The customer, Jiang Jiechun, said she was shocked when she went to cook the yellow croakers bought at the E-Mart on Linping Road, Hongkou District, on Saturday because four of her six croakers had the brown tablets in their stomachs.
Jiang posted a picture of the four fishes on Weibo yesterday, and they were reposted thousands of times. "I don't know if they're drugs. If they are, I need to know if they're harmful to health," Jiang said yesterday.
"I've been shopping there for a quite a while but have never seen such a thing," Jiang said. "I need an explanation."
The supermarket said the tablets were fish feed, but it was unclear why their stomachs were full.
"We've sent it for a check and the results should come out in two days," said Lu Jun, a director of E-Mart. "The tablets should be fish feed which hadn't been digested by the fishes," Lu said.
The customer, Jiang Jiechun, said she was shocked when she went to cook the yellow croakers bought at the E-Mart on Linping Road, Hongkou District, on Saturday because four of her six croakers had the brown tablets in their stomachs.
Jiang posted a picture of the four fishes on Weibo yesterday, and they were reposted thousands of times. "I don't know if they're drugs. If they are, I need to know if they're harmful to health," Jiang said yesterday.
"I've been shopping there for a quite a while but have never seen such a thing," Jiang said. "I need an explanation."
The supermarket said the tablets were fish feed, but it was unclear why their stomachs were full.
"We've sent it for a check and the results should come out in two days," said Lu Jun, a director of E-Mart. "The tablets should be fish feed which hadn't been digested by the fishes," Lu said.
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