Public Protector finding ignores supply chain sources behind 23 suspected child food poisoning deaths
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The Public Protector has released her preliminary findings into the food safety failures that left at least 23 children dead from suspected food poisoning in 2024. But the report doesn’t go far enough in examining the full supply chain t…
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