Wal-Mart apologizes for selling imported beer with altered date. For Wal-Mart, this is a big mistake made in recent years. In this case, consumers should first actively negotiate and mediate with merchants, and at the same time, they must keep their own shopping stubs; Secondly, if mediation fails, call 123 15 to complain; Finally, calling 123 15 is not enough. If the litigation cost is not high, you can bring a lawsuit to the court to safeguard your rights.

Wal-Mart issued a statement apologizing, apparently because Wal-Mart sold tampered Lithuanian imported beer. All these beers have been taken off the shelves in Wal-Mart's supermarkets, and the beer sold will also be recycled. If consumers buy these beers, they must go to Wal-Mart's supermarket to confirm in time and never drink expired beer. Of course, it is also comfortable for Wal-Mart to take off the shelves first, then recall and then apologize. This is the normal way for supermarkets to do something wrong. In the future, if consumers are hurt by drinking these imported beer with altered dates, they can also claim compensation from Wal-Mart.

Anyway, Wal-Mart made a mistake this time. In this case, consumers should return the goods as soon as possible, and actively negotiate and mediate with the merchants, but the stub must be kept, otherwise there is no way to confirm that they have bought imported beer from Wal-Mart. If negotiation and mediation fail, you must actively call the local 123 15 complaint telephone number. At this time, the personnel of the relevant departments will urge the merchants to achieve the purpose of safeguarding rights; If it doesn't work in the end, at this time, if you measure that your rights protection cost is not high, you can go directly to the relevant court to file a lawsuit and defend your rights. Generally, it is rare for consumers to be unable to defend their rights through such a set of procedures. After all, buying things in supermarkets usually has stubs as evidence, and these evidences are irrefutable.

When consumers encounter the infringement of their rights and interests by merchants, they must not tolerate some behaviors of merchants. They must take up legal weapons and actively safeguard their rights and interests, otherwise businesses will only become more arrogant. Of course, it is obviously a good attitude for Wal-Mart to sell all the imported beer with fake dates and recall the products. In this case, consumers' chances of winning will be much greater.

To sum up, the most important thing consumers should do in this situation is to face it bravely and actively seek solutions from businesses in order to safeguard their rights and interests in time.