Nestle Customer Service Issues

To the Manager at Nestle in Geneva, Switzerland, Subject: Request for Resumption of Stipend/Assistance I am Hafiz Arham Anwar, son of Muhammad Anwar, who commenced employment with Nestle Pakistan in Gujranwala on 11/01/[redacted]. Following an accident on 26/01/[redacted] where my leg was broken in three places, Nestle Pakistan provided initial assistance and reached out to other organizations for support. However, the payment of assistance ceased abruptly. Despite providing helpline numbers ([redacted]82) for further aid, I have encountered issues where certain Nestle Pakistan personnel have attempted to misappropriate my assistance funds. They have prevented me from accessing the helplines, demanding a significant share of the assistance money in exchange. This manipulation has left me in a vulnerable position, relying on Nestle Pakistan's local agents for support. I appeal to your attention to investigate this matter, release my assistance, and enable me to provide for my family. Thank you for your understanding. Sincerely, Hafiz Arham Anwar Mobile: 0[redacted][redacted]

I recently shopped at Market Basket three times in the last three months. Each visit, the store was busy, making it hard to check labels. However, I was shocked to discover that many of my cold products had expiration dates in July [redacted], even though I picked items with Best by dates in January [redacted]. After spending over $[redacted], I found products with expiration dates as early as April [redacted]. Some items had vague expiration instructions or no dates at all. It's frustrating to decipher the faint expiration dates, making it a challenge to know how long refrigerated items like grated cheese are good for. One unpleasant surprise was finding mites in a recently purchased rice bag. This situation raises concerns about the accuracy and readability of product dates. I'm sure others may have experienced similar issues. I hope the store addresses these quality control issues promptly.