Anarchists threaten food poisoning

ATHENS. — Four prominent Greek and multinational food companies face the prospect of yanking goods from supermarket shelves during the Christmas holidays after a contamination threat by anarchists, police said yesterday. “Clearly there will be a withdrawal, the companies will be issuing the relevant announcements,” a police source told AFP. A group called Green Nemesis on Monday said it had tainted several dozen units of products by Coca-Cola, Nestle, Unilever and Greek dairy giant Delta.

“We have appropriated products from the main supermarket chains in the greater Athens area,” the group said in a statement posted on an anti-establishment website.

“The products have been poisoned with chlorine and hydrochloric acid,” it said.

Authorities said Greece’s anti-terror squad was looking into the case, and that the country’s food safety watchdog had also been informed. — AFP.

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