Heywood’s remarks come as this month marks six years since the largest recorded listeriosis outbreak in history rocked South Africa, leaving over 200 people dead.
To date the company at the eye of the storm, Tiger Brands, has evaded any form of responsibility for the outbreak.
The matter is back in the headlines after the legal team made up of Richard Spoor Incorporated Attorneys and LHL Attorneys, which represent the more than 1 000 victims, announced that they have uncovered new evidence, which will further link the largest food producer in South Africa to this tragedy.
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Ngobeni could not hold back her emotions as she detailed how her life has been affected.
The mother of one of the victims affected by listeriosis breaks down during a media briefing. She says Tiger Brands should pay for the pain they have caused her. Tune in to #eNCA channel #DStv403 pic.twitter.com/4Q0R2YQFwg
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