My daughter was admitted in hospital for three days after drinking Capri-Sonne.

I normally open at least the first two packs once we open the Capri-Sonne carton to ensure its good before the kids start taking it.

We've been wandering why our daughter was stooling and vomitting simultaneously for the first time & my lovely wife rushed her to hospital before I came back from work.

My lovely wife observed yesterday that the carton of Capri-Sonne have some leakage ( appeared a bit soaked ) & decided to bring the carton down & check it. To our greatest surprise some Capri-Sonne opening seal looked different from the others & when we opened about two of with scissors the content is scary.

Please prevent other children from Capri-Sonne illness .

What do you think we should do ?

Parents smoothies are cheaper and healthier... Or simple natural orange juice...
Truth is mine
Kiss the truth!

Hope she is fine?

Caprisonne sorry to say is one of those products that have been recklessly imitated. If possible switch to other snack packs.

Try happy hour. New product not yet remembered by the evil ones

aHmmm what will we drink then? All our drinks are potential poison but they are only meant for Nigerians

These products cannot be trusted Capri sonne La casera, Vedan, they slow killers. We should be careful taking and using them.. Substandard products are everywhere. Nigeria is a dumping site..
Only God can change Nigeria..

psucc:
aHmmm what will we drink then? All our drinks are potential poison but they are only meant for Nigerians

Avoid anything meant for Nigeria​!!

vani86:
Hope she is fine?

Caprisonne sorry to say is one of those products that have been recklessly imitated. If possible switch to other snack packs.

Try happy hour. New product not yet remembered by the evil ones

Yes, she is back home & went to school today.

Ok

First save us from the rhetorics of your 'lovely wife' and take the wicked product to CPC office to lay your complain..

Or you find a good lawyer, gather your evidence and file charges against the evil company that produced the deadly drink..

Or keep quiet forever..

CPC Consumer Protection Council..

This is not funny. I think SON isn't doing enough.

you're​ just victim of adulterated product.

I hope the perpetrator are caught soon.

Thank God your daughter is ok.

Dude keep d caprisonne evidence, get ur doctor's medical report as per ur daughter's health issue, and finally get a good lawyer to sue their ass.

Emperor007:
My daughter was admitted in hospital for three days after drinking Capri-Sonne.

I normally open at least the first two packs once we open the Capri-Sonne carton to ensure its good before the kids start taking it.

We've been wandering why our daughter was stooling and vomitting simultaneously for the first time & my lovely wife rushed her to hospital before I came back from work.

My lovely wife observed yesterday that the carton of Capri-Sonne have some leakage ( appeared a bit soaked ) & decided to bring the carton down & check it. To our greatest surprise some Capri-Sonne opening seal looked different from the others & when we opened about two of with scissors the content is scary.

Please prevent other children from Capri-Sonne illness .

What do you think we should do ?

before I comment, did paprison company sacked you from work before getting your present job

Fanta and Sprit
A recent court case in Nigeria has highlighted concerns that locally made soft drinks may be considered unsafe for human consumption elsewhere, as Ijeoma Ndukwe explains. There has been uproar in Nigeria after it emerged that the company that manufactures Fanta and Sprite, the Nigeria Bottling Company (NBC), has been ordered by a court to place warning labels on its products, stating that they are unsafe when consumed alongside vitamin C. The drinks are said by critics to contain high levels of the preservative benzoic acid and the colouring sunset yellow. NBC is challenging the ruling. The case has caused deepening concern in a country where Fanta, Sprite and Coca-Cola are probably the most widely consumed soft drinks. Barbara Ukpabi owns a grill restaurant which serves local food in Oniru, Lagos. She says she might stop buying Fanta and Sprite for the restaurant and also has concerns about giving the drinks to her children. "I was thinking of reducing how much I drink of it. I'll be thinking of drinking less of it or going to other substitutes like juice." Although like many Nigerians, the habit is hard to break. "I just had my lunch and I had Coke and water." Security guard John Uloko didn't see the reports about the soft drinks in the newspapers but heard about it via WhatsApp and hasn't drunk any since. 'Flexing their muscles' The ruling was the result of a nine-year-long court battle initiated by Nigerian businessman Fijabi Adebo. In 2007, Mr Adebo shipped Nigerian-made Fanta and Sprite to the UK to sell at his chain of shops in Manchester. His shipment was confiscated by UK customs, originally because of concerns about the authenticity of the beverages. But when the UK health authorities tested the products, they were declared unsafe for human consumption and destroyed. Mr Adebo sued NBC, Coca-Cola's franchise owner in Nigeria, which had sold him the products. They had refused to take financial responsibility for the incident. He later extended the case to include the food standards agency Nafdac, on the grounds that it had allegedly not performed its duty. Last month - nearly 10 years after he filed his case - a Lagos high court ruled against Nafdac and ordered the Nigerian Bottling Company to place written warnings on its Fanta and Sprite bottles.As NBC is appealing, the labels have not yet been added to the bottles. Mr Adebo told the BBC: "Initially they were flexing their muscles, which dragged [out] the process. I went to court to compel Nafdac to do its duty. "We shouldn't have a product that is considered substandard in Europe." His viewpoint is echoed by many, angered that products considered unsafe for consumption in the UK are legal in Nigeria. The case has prompted discussions about accepted standards in the country. Although benzoic acid is widely used as an antibacterial and antifungal preservative in acidic foods and beverages to extend their shelf life, studies have shown that the chemical can cause health problems in certain circumstances. 'Toxic' A scientist based in Nigeria, who has dealings with Nafdac and asked to remain anonymous, says some human toxicity studies have shown that benzoic acid may react with ascorbic acid (vitamin C) in soft drinks, forming benzene . "While benzoic acid itself is relatively non-toxic, when benzene is formed in the presence of ascorbic acid in foods it is particularly dangerous, as benzene is widely known to be toxic and linked to many forms of cancer. These include leukaemia and other cancers of the blood," the scientist said. The secretary-general of the Nigerian Medical Association says it is impossible to make a judgement about acceptable levels of benzoic acid without conducting a local study looking at health implications over a long period of time. Dr Yusuf Sununu Tanko says there are a number of examples where evaluations are different between countries because of differences in physical constitution, diet and environment. "Each country has its own acceptable value of what is considered normal for what is fit for human consumption," he says. Nigeria's health ministry published a statement in response to the public outcry, reassuring Nigerians that the drinks are safe for human consumption. However, the ministry advises that medicines are taken with water to help "prevent unexpected drug-food interactions". Although the government has not spoken of enforcement, it "encourages" all bottling companies to include advisory warnings on all relevant products. The Nigerian Bottling Company has appealed against the court ruling. It says the levels of benzoic acid in its soft drinks are "well within the levels approved" by both the national regulator and Codex Alimentarius, an international food standards body. The company also says the ingredient levels set by countries for their food and beverages are influenced by factors such as climate, with drinks in hotter countries needing higher levels of preservative. It also says there was "no proven case of negligence" or finding that the company had breached its duty of care to consumers. The government's Consumer Protection Council has formally requested documents from the Nigerian Bottling Company ahead of an independent inquiry. With an appeal in motion and a government inquiry under way, this case is far from over.
http://www.bbc.com/news/world-africa-39340013

maslong:


before I comment, did paprison company sacked you from work before getting your present job

Please what do you mean ?

Which company is paprison ?

Emperor007:
My daughter was admitted in hospital for three days after drinking Capri-Sonne.

I normally open at least the first two packs once we open the Capri-Sonne carton to ensure its good before the kids start taking it.

We've been wandering why our daughter was stooling and vomitting simultaneously for the first time & my lovely wife rushed her to hospital before I came back from work.

My lovely wife observed yesterday that the carton of Capri-Sonne have some leakage ( appeared a bit soaked ) & decided to bring the carton down & check it. To our greatest surprise some Capri-Sonne opening seal looked different from the others & when we opened about two of with scissors the content is scary.

Please prevent other children from Capri-Sonne illness .

What do you think we should do ?

Why don't you report this matter to the relevant government agencies, NAFDAC, SON, Ministry of Health, the Police before bringing it here.

Why bring it here first, we are not the agencies responsible for Public Health and Safety related issues in Nigeria.

Emperor007:
My daughter was admitted in hospital for three days after drinking Capri-Sonne.
I normally open at least the first two packs once we open the Capri-Sonne carton to ensure its good before the kids start taking it.
We've been wandering why our daughter was stooling and vomitting simultaneously for the first time & my lovely wife rushed her to hospital before I came back from work.
My lovely wife observed yesterday that the carton of Capri-Sonne have some leakage (appeared a bit soaked ) & decided to bring the carton down & check it. To our greatest surprise some Capri-Sonne opening seal looked different from the others & when we opened about two of with scissors the content is scary.
Please prevent other children from Capri-Sonne illness .
What do you think we should do ?

Many factor could have been involved,the retailer could have stored the beverage improperly or punctured it while transporting; leading to microbial action.
Dont blame the company so hastily.

Good morning, I am a lawyer based in Abuja, am doing a compilation of all complaints made against caprisonne nigeria. Unfortunately I am not able to contact OP. Kindly buzz me if you see this and if any of you know the OP I'll appreciate her contact me.

If anyone has similar complain, I'll want us to work together to put an end to this negligence before it kills smone.