Food worker found contaminating Nando's products jailed for three years

Man arrested adding ring pulls, rubber gloves and plastic bags to food products

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Garry Jones was employed by Harvey & Brockless Fine Food Company as a picker. Credit: West Mercia Police
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Garry Jones was employed by Harvey & Brockless Fine Food Company as a picker. Credit: West Mercia Police

A factory worker who put rubber gloves, plastic bags and ring pulls in food products destined for Nando's has been jailed for three years. Garry Jones, a picker at food manufacturer Harvey & Brockless...

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