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June 6, 2012

Wanis Limited – An Apology

In our article headed “British catch Pickapeppa fakes”, which we published in the Jamaica Observer of 11 April 2012, we alleged that an English company, Wanis Limited, and two individuals Sanjay Wadhwani and Vickas Shah had been convicted for manufacturing fake Pickapeppa sauce. This was untrue. Wanis Limited, Sanjay Wadhwani and Vickas Shah were not convicted of manufacturing fake sauce. We apologise to Wanis Limited, Mr. Wadhwani and Mr. Shah for this error.

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