Stork, which is part of holding company Remgro’s Siqalo Foods, has seven days to stop selling its butter spread in its current packaging, after the Supreme Court of Appeal found the label is likely designed to mislead the public into thinking that the product is made of pure butter. 

Siqalo says it will abide by the ruling and change the labelling while the products already on the shelf will not be affected. ..

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