SÃO PAULO, SP (FOLHAPRESS) - The São Paulo Municipal Market spoke out this Wednesday (12) after the case of Japanese wrestler Yujiro Kushida, who suffered a fruit blow after paying R$95 for two kiwis during a visit to the place, had repercussions on social media.
After fighter reported coup, Mercadão says fruit prices were displayed in the store
SÃO PAULO, SP (FOLHAPRESS) - The São Paulo Municipal Market spoke out this Wednesday (12) after the case of Japanese wrestler Yujiro Kushida, who suffered a fruit blow after paying R$95 for two kiwis during a visit to the place, had...
Mercadão also says that every report received is investigated and that, if any non-compliance with the rules is found, the store will be notified and will receive the punishments provided for in the space's rules. Furthermore, Mercado Municipal says that, since 2021, it has been adopting measures to contain inappropriate practices - such as fruit scams.
- The administrator says that it has been reinforcing the rules for relationships with consumers.
- Japanese fighter takes 'fruit blow' and pays R$95 for two kiwis in SP Yujiro Kushida, a former WWE fighter, said on social media that he spent R$95 for two fruits at the São Paulo Municipal...
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According to the statement sent by the administration, the prices were properly displayed in the establishment. Mercadão also says that every report received is investigated and that, if any non-compliance with the rules is found, the store will be notified and will receive the punishments provided for in the space's rules.
Furthermore, Mercado Municipal says that, since 2021, it has been adopting measures to contain inappropriate practices - such as fruit scams. The administrator says that it has been reinforcing the rules for relationships with consumers.
Japanese fighter takes 'fruit blow' and pays R$95 for two kiwis in SP
Yujiro Kushida, a former WWE fighter, said on social media that he spent R$95 for two fruits at the São Paulo Municipal Market. Brazilians reacted to the publication and said that the Japanese had been a victim of the so-called "fruit scam"
The former WWE (World Wrestling Entertainment) participant published on his social networks the incident that occurred during a short stay in the capital of São Paulo, where he participated in a BWL (Brazilian Wrestling Federation) event. According to the athlete, after being offered a free sample, he ended up having to pay R$95 for two kiwis.
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