The Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP) has launched a forensic investigation into the illegal production of kombucha.
This comes after the ZRP’s Drug and Narcotics Unit arrested a suspected illegal brewer accused of producing kombucha under unapproved conditions.
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ZRP National Spokesperson, Commissioner Paul Nyathi, told <a href="https://www.zbcnews.co.zw/forensic-tests-underway-on-seized-kombucha-samples/">ZBC News</a> that police have seized samples of the suspected illegal brew and are conducting forensic tests with the assistance of experts. Said Nyathi:
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Firstly, we want to thank the public for their cooperation in aiding the ZRP in fighting crime across the country. The suspect has already appeared before the court and was remanded in custody until February 25.
The ZRP’s forensic department is working tirelessly to ensure that the recovered samples and exhibits are thoroughly analysed by experts who include specialists within the police system as well as collaborators from the Ministry of Health and Child Care.
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The police in Zimbabwe are investigating the illegal production of a drink called kombucha. They arrested someone for making it in unapproved conditions. The police have taken samples of the drink and are doing tests with experts. They are working hard to analyze the samples and find out if it is safe. The person who was arrested will stay in custody until February 25. The police are thanking the public for helping them fight crime. They are also working with experts from the Ministry of Health to make sure the tests are done properly.

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