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PARKnSHOP/Controversies

PARKnSHOP controversies

Controversies tied to this brand in public sources. A listing is not a finding of fault.

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  1. 2017Brazilian meat safety controversy
  2. 2017European fipronil egg recall
  3. 2017Mold found on candied winter melon
  4. 2015Rotten egg complaint
  5. 2007Oilfish sold as cod
  6. 2005Fresh-food labor outsourcing dispute

  1. 2017

    Brazilian meat safety controversy

    During a broader Brazilian meat-safety controversy, PARKnSHOP removed Brazilian pork, beef, and chicken products from its stores while concerns about inspection and product condition were addressed.

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  2. 2017

    European fipronil egg recall

    PARKnSHOP was among retailers involved in withdrawing egg products linked to the European fipronil contamination incident. The affected eggs contained excessive levels of the insecticide.

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  3. 2017

    Mold found on candied winter melon

    A report described mold on candied winter melon sold at a PARKnSHOP store in Guangzhou.

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  4. 2015

    Rotten egg complaint

    A customer reportedly alleged that a rotten egg had been sold by PARKnSHOP and that the retailer later refused to provide the item for examination by the relevant food and environmental authority.

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  5. 2007

    Oilfish sold as cod

    The chain was fined HK$45,000 after oilfish was labeled as cod. The cited report said the product was unfit for human consumption and that customers had suffered diarrhea.

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  6. 2005

    Fresh-food labor outsourcing dispute

    PARKnSHOP dismissed 525 employees in connection with outsourcing fresh-food counter labor. A union alleged that many rehired workers experienced substantial wage reductions and longer working hours.

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