Shocking Fraud Alert: Woman Caught Swapping Expired Lilo Products at FairPrice Stores!

In a startling incident that has drawn attention across social media, a woman was reportedly caught red-handed swapping out expired Lilo products for fresh ones at two FairPrice Finest locations.

The local food company Lilo informed the public through its social media channels that the individual has since been identified and arrested for her dubious activities at the Wisteria Mall and the FairPrice Finest store at Ang Mo Kio Block 712.

Lilo took a firm stand, stating, "We take food safety very seriously, and such actions will not be tolerated." The company emphasized that they have conducted thorough checks and verified that no other FairPrice outlets have been compromised due to this incident.

According to Ms. Lily Loh, director and founder of Lilo, the alarming discovery commenced on January 14 when FairPrice Finest alerted her about an excessive number of expired products found at the Wisteria store.

"Upon further investigation, we uncovered even more expired items at the Ang Mo Kio Block 712 store," she explained. Thanks to the vigilant staff at Ang Mo Kio, who promptly reviewed the CCTV footage, the perpetrator was swiftly identified and law enforcement was notified by January 16. "From what I understand, the culprit was indeed a woman," Ms. Loh added.

Taking immediate action, Ms. Loh personally inspected the footage to ensure that she had no prior acquaintance with the suspect. In light of these events, Lilo is prioritizing customer safety and outreach. "We urge any customers who may have purchased expired Lilo products between January 9 and 15 from these two locations to reach out to us," she stated. Concerned consumers can contact Lilo directly via email at [email protected] to address any issues regarding their purchases.

This incident raises important questions about the safety protocols at grocery stores and the lengths individuals may go to exploit them. What measures will FairPrice and Lilo implement to prevent a recurrence? Stay tuned for more updates as investigations continue, and don’t forget to check your pantry for expired products!