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to identify adulterated drinks.
Bolivia's Seven Pages newspaper reported that during a recent operation in the "Estrellas de Belén" area of El Alto, La Paz, police investigated a factory specializing in adulterating and forging a well-known national brand of beer, and found hundreds of cases of different brands of beer, as well as tools
used to make fake labels and caps.
Subsequently, in the second operation, the police seized 3,240 bottles of adulterated beer
in the municipality of Patacamaya.
A resident from the city of Cochabamba complained that he had been hospitalized for drinking the product and has not yet been
discharged.
used to make fake labels and caps.
Subsequently, in the second operation, the police seized 3,240 bottles of adulterated beer
in the municipality of Patacamaya.
A resident from the city of Cochabamba complained that he had been hospitalized for drinking the product and has not yet been
discharged.
In addition, in October 2022, in the municipality of Huánuco, 21 people died of poisoning from drinking adulterated alcohol, most of them over 30 years old
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In light of the above, and the increased demand for drinking at New Year's parties, Oporto points out 3 key points for identifying adulterated drinks: The first key is to watch out for low prices, too low prices are often an alarm
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The second key point is to check the production date and shelf life of the product to ensure that the product is within the shelf life, and at the same time, it is also important
to check whether these dates are fake.
to check whether these dates are fake.
The third key point is the verification of the health register, which is a 12-digit code
string.
In the case of imported drinks, it is necessary to check the import stamp on the top of the bottle, which contains a QR code that, when scanned, should show all the data of the legal sale of the
product in Bolivia.
string.
In the case of imported drinks, it is necessary to check the import stamp on the top of the bottle, which contains a QR code that, when scanned, should show all the data of the legal sale of the
product in Bolivia.
In addition, Opole also recommends that the bottle be checked against the light to see if the liquid is cloudy, whether there is sediment or any residue or foreign matter
.
If this is the case, the beverage is adulterated or substandard
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If this is the case, the beverage is adulterated or substandard
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Opole warned that drinking adulterated products can lead to methanol poisoning, which can lead to a variety of health problems, ranging from dizziness to death
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