australia moves to revive confidence in strawberries
Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison said on Thursday that Australian shoppers need to support farmers surrounded by tainted fruit panic as Singapore\'s largest supermarket chain has stopped selling all strawberries.
Morrison outlined stricter export controls in the crisis-
Pins and needles were inserted into fruits all over the country-
Further spread overseas.
The Prime Minister introduced several governments in detail.
Measures to support the restoration of confidence in the industry, including reviewing the funds for tampering
Proof of packaging options, and recently launched X-
Ray and shrink packaging at exit.
\"We are also trying to support communications on the supply chain to enter our international market,\" he told reporters at a farm in northeastern Queensland . \".
In the past few weeks, the industry has been in trouble for a series of events ---
Many of them are imitation scams. -
Uneasy about grocery stores
Shoppers and police are trying to find criminals.
The crisis also spread overseas.
Last week, a needle was found in an Australian strawberry Pop-up window in New Zealand, prompting the authorities there to take additional screening measures.
NTUC FairPrice, Singapore\'s largest supermarket, Thursday
The chain operator confirmed that it had stopped importing all strawberries from Australia as of September 24 as a \"precautionary measure.
The food retailer added that strawberry sales have fallen by 10% since the destruction report was exposed.
\"We continue to monitor the situation closely and if we need to recall any products as recommended by the authorities, our food safety agreements and procedures are in place as well, a fair price spokesperson told AFP.
But while many farmers are on the verge of collapse, it has also sparked strong public opposition to spoilers, which Australians buy collectively.
\"This shows you what\'s going on in Australia: Australians get together and respond to a call saying \'let\'s support our strawberry farmer, \'\" Morrison said \'. \".
\"No matter who this idiot started, his stupidity has been completely overwhelmed by the good nature of the Australian people who stand with our strawberry farmers.
\"Canberra has informed the international market that Australian exporters must ensure that their strawberry shipments are free of metal contaminants before they obtain a permit since September 19.