Tottus Hypermarkets reported that the National Institute for the Defense of Competition and Intellectual Property (Indecopi) ordered the commercialization of the 900-gram Tottus Panettone to cease because it would contain trans fats above the limits allowed by the standard.
The company affirmed that the Panettone Tottus does not violate this rule. However, they indicated that they will abide by the product’s sales restriction and that they will file pertinent legal remedies to reverse the effects ordered by the Indecopi resolution.
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Through a press release, the group reported that on December 3, they asked the Pacific Control CMA SAC laboratory for an analysis of trans fats to the traditional recipe sweet Panetón Tottus brand of 900 grams.
He also assured that the results reveal that said product has less than 0.01 g of trans fat for every 100 g of fat, a parameter that complies with the provisions of the current standard.
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