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Target, USA mega retailer, selling bottled Guyanese-inspired pepperpot

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November 8, 2022
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Target, United States’ mega merchandise retailer with stores in all 50 states and the District of Columbia, is selling bottled Guyanese-inspired pepperpot.

The pepperpot which is promoted as a product of Canada is being sold under the trademark of “Good & Gather Promise” and  “distributed by Target.” The product is advertised as “Guyanese-inspired cooking sauce.” So confident is the manufacturer in the product they promised “100 % Satisfaction Guaranteed or Your Money Back.”

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