Kerala bakery ordered to pay Rs 15,160 for selling expired Diet Coke tins

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A Kerala consumer commission has directed a bakery to compensate a customer who was sold expired Diet Coke tins. The customer found the product unfit for consumption only after making the purchase. The bakery owner reportedly attempted to bribe the customer to keep the matter quiet. The commission held that the responsibility for selling expired goods lies with the seller, not with Coca-Cola India. The bakery has been ordered to refund the purchase price along with additional compensation for mental distress caused to the customer.

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