KRA to test sugar detained over safety issues
It partially sunk for over 24 hours outside the Kilindini channel.
Source: the-star.co.ke
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It partially sunk for over 24 hours outside the Kilindini channel.
Some of it was found to be unfit for human consumption after it was drenched with ocean water.
Officials at the privately owned Mitchell Cotts Container Freight Station (CFS) in Mombasa have dismissed claims that the alleged 780.2 metric tonnes of contaminated sugar stored at the station was released to the local market.
Police have seized more than 1112 metric tonnes of contaminated sugar in Mombasa.
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