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Replacement Green-Lit In Peanut Butter Saga

Monday, September 20, 2021 | 280 Views |

FRANCISTOWN: A senior official at the Francistown City Council (FCC) has said that a company that was procured for a P300,000-worth supply of ‘fake’ peanut butter has now been given the go-ahead to deliver the authentic replacement product.

Although the council said the first batch of the new peanut butter product will be delivered within a month and a half, this week, The Monitor sources said that the fake peanut butter is yet to be replaced.

Insiders at the council questioned the authority’s commitment to ensure that the fake peanut butter is replaced.

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Replacement Green-Lit In Peanut Butter Saga

FRANCISTOWN: A senior official at the Francistown City Council (FCC) has said that a company that was procured for a P300,000-worth supply of ‘fake’ peanut butter has now been given the go-ahead to deliver the authentic replacement product.

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