A SMITH’S SUPERMARKET IN NORTHEAST ALBUQUERQUE IS REVIEWING ITS PRODUCT SHELVING POLICY. KOB TV REPORTS THIS FOLLOWS SHOPPERS COMPLAINING THAT THERE WAS EXPIRED FOOD ON THE SHELVES AT THE TRAMWAY AND MONTGOMERY STORE.
ONE WOMAN WHO MOVED TO ALBUQUERQUE FROM ATLANTA TELLS KOB-TV SHE FOUND A KETCHUP WITH A 2013 EXPIRATION DATE. THE KETCHUP WAS SAID TO BE “BLACK AND RANCID.”
MARK DIMENNA WITH ALBUQUERQUE’S ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH DEPARTMENT SAYS THE CITY INSPECTS RESTAURANTS, BUT DOESN’T HAVE THAT AUTHORITY OVER SUPERMARKETS AND GROCERY STORES.
