Milk tea chain fined for selling expired goods
High-end milk tea brand Nayuki has come under fire again for selling expired cake.
The chain's Nanjing Rd W. store has been fined 50,000 yuan (US$7,815) by the Jing'an District Administration for Market Regulation.
A consumer found that a grape-flavored cake bought via the shop's mini-program on WeChat had expired as indicated on its label, according to the market regulator.
In late October, the Dongchangzhi Road outlet of Nayuki was imposed a 5,000 yuan fine by Hongkou District's market watchdog after a test showed that a milk tea sold had high levels of bacteria.