US EditionFake booze wave hits South Africa and it could kill you
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Fake booze wave hits South Africa and it could kill you
South Africans have always known how to spot a good deal, especially when it comes to alcohol, but those bargains might come at the ultimate price. A new report has revealed that nearly one in five alcoholic drinks in the country is fake, and some of it is so convincing it’s ending up on the shelves of regular liquor stores. The study, conducted by Euromonitor International in collaboration with the Drinks Federation of South Africa (DF-SA), has…
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