Seven-Eleven Japan, a major convenience store, announced that it was selling oden that had passed its expiration date at stores in Sapporo. The store owner had instructed the clerk to use the expired ingredients.
According to the announcement, at a store in Higashi-ku, Sapporo, Seven-Eleven, some of the oden sold had expired ingredients.
A consumer who saw the video posting site contacted me saying, “A video of ingredients that have passed the expiration date has been posted,” and when the company confirmed with the store owner on the 6th, the fact was discovered. That is.
The owner explained to the survey that he had instructed the clerk to use the ingredients whose expiration date had expired, so the company took steps to suspend the sale of oden at this store.
In the posted video, it seems that the expiration date has expired before the date when it was shot, and it is also charged with shirataki noodles and cancer, and some ingredients that have passed the expiration date for nearly a month are also used. It was introduced that it was, and the company is investigating the detailed actual situation of sales such as period and quantity.
So far, there have been no reports of health hazards.
Seven-Eleven Japan said, “We apologize for the inconvenience and concern. We will take strict measures once morest our stores, alert our affiliated stores nationwide to prevent recurrence, and further quality control. We will strive to strengthen the system. ”
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