A Facebook user posted on Complaint Singapore after she was so upset about her cereal not containing any bananas she had to send multiple emails to the company complaining about the product saying there are dried bananas inside.
She said that there is only grounded banana powder inside and she is expecting SOLID BANANA from her cereal.
Here is her complain:
Guys, take note, do not buy cereals from great grains. They are not honest in what they said in their ingredients. In this product, there is clearly a dried banana as an ingredient on their very front page.
Even looking at the ingredient list, they stated dried banana. However!! There is not a single dried banana found on this product. I Made a report to SFA And they claim that DKSH which is a marketing company for post great grains have said that there is dried banana inside HOWEVER, IT IS GROUNDED BANANA POWDER?!!? and honestly, I don’t know how much I can trust this reply from SFA as when I ask them to present me the evidence, they asked me to email to DKSH personally which they only send me a letter on conformance with no results to prove. And I honestly don’t trust the letter that they send me.
I don’t think SFA have did any check on this product and they just tell me what they asked from DKSH. DKSH also sent me their so called certificate of conformance which was actually handwritten by great grains company which have no trustable source. GREAT GRAINS POST HAVE REALLY BEEN A DISSAPOINTMENT AS WELL AS THE WAY HOW SFA HANDLE THIS CASE. ITS ABOUT COMSUMER INTEGRITY!!
Advisories from two preschools were published and send to parents after students from PCF Sparkletots Preschool @ CASHEW and PCF Sparkletots Preschool @ Joo Chiat were tested positive for COVID-19
PCF Sparkletots Preschool @ CASHEW
A nursery 2 child was tested positive for COVID-19, the child was last in school on 16 July 2021
The school is located at 183 Jelebu Rd, Singapore 670183
PCF Sparkletots Preschool @ JOO CHIAT
A Kindergarten 1 child was tested positive for COVID-19, the child was last in school on 19 July 2021.
Advisories from two schools were published and send to parents after a student at St. Margaret’s Secondary School and a staff member from Huamin Primary school was found positive for Covid-19.
St. Margaret’s Secondary School
The student is Secondary 2 and was tested positive on Friday (July 23), the advisory did not indicate when the student was last in school.
The student is the household member of a confirmed case.
The school is located at 111 Farrer Road.
Here is the advisory:
Huamin Primary School
A staff from Huamin Primary school was tested positive for COVID-19, the staff was last in school on 23 July 2021.
The school is located at 21 Yishun Ave 11, Singapore 768857
The stuck up auntie who refused to share a lift with a food delivery rider, is back again with details about her antics being revealed by her neighbours.
A neighbour shared that she also didn’t wear a mask and allegedly cooked along the corridor, stir frying some meat and vegetables right outside the neighbour’s window.
She allegedly did this on at least 2 occasions.
However, the auntie’s husband has since come out and said that it was “creative” of his wife to cook along the corridor.
He also said that there was nothing wrong for her to refuse sharing lift with the rider because she wanted to maintain safe distancing.
A video emerged online showing a Mercedes driver who is allegedly not a resident from the area, using the multi-storey carpark’s fire hydrant to wash their car.
They have been allegedly coming to this area for their car wash every Sunday morning from 9am to 10am.
The carpark in question is located at Block 455 Ang Mo Kio Street 44.
We previously covered the Japan national team’s long jumper, Ami Kodama, who went viral online because of her good looks, despite finishing 5th in her event.
Well as it turns out, the Tokyo 2020 Olympics this year are full of chio bus sweating it out for glory.
