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ZCSA SEIZES 282 CRATES OF EXPIRED MOSI LIGHT BEER IN NDOLA VALUED AT K78, 960

LUSAKA, June 18, 2025

The Zambia Compulsory Standards Agency (ZCSA) has seized 282 crates of expired Mosi Light beer from a named distributor in Ndola, valued at K78, 960.00.

This followed a tip-off from a whistle blower in Ndola’s Pamodzi Township on the sale of expired clear beer contrary to the provisions of the Zambian Standard - ZS 430: Clear Beer Specification and the Compulsory Standards Act No. 3 of 2017.

The Agency has since restricted the products pending disposal, in a bid to protect consumers, as provided for by the Compulsory Standards Act.

The Agency warns of punitive actions against entities supplying non-compliant products on the market as such products pose a risk to public health and safety.

The Agency is urging the public to be vigilant and inform ZCSA upon encountering any suspicious products covered by compulsory standards to the nearest ZCSA office.

ZCSA is committed to enforcing compulsory standards in a bid to protect the health and safety of consumers.

The Agency has enhanced its enforcement, public education and stakeholder engagements across the country to ensure that only safe products are traded on the Zambian market.

Meanwhile, the Agency has disposed of 1610 cases of non-compliant packaged Royal Sachet Water which were seized from the Precision Royal Beverages Limited factory last year following the conclusion of administrative processes.

ZCSA is a Statutory Body under the Ministry of Commerce, Trade and Industry established by the Compulsory Standards Act No.3 of 2017 to administer, maintain and ensure compliance with compulsory standards for the purpose of public safety and health, consumer and environmental protection.

Issued by: ORIGINAL COPY SIGNED

BRIAN HATYOKA| MANAGER - COMMUNICATIONS AND PUBLIC RELATIONS
Zambia Compulsory Standards Agency