Selling false products

I would like to know why would you purposefully mislead your customers? You are selling a bottle of hot sauce under the name 'Carolina Reaper' Let me educate you here quickly. Carolina Reaper is currently the world's hottets chilli pepper and has held the record since 2013 with Guinness World Record. You don't have any Carolina Reapers in this sauce, ingredients indicate Birds eye. The sauce is not even hot! People would purely buy the sauce because the name and be hugely disappointed when they get home and taste it. This is an absolute disgrace that you would stoop so low to ride on a name and to sell a bogus product (and not do your home work) and it is an insult manufacturers who actually grow and make REAL Carolina Reaper sauce! Get this ******* of the shelves and issue a public apology for laying to your consumers. Only reason you have this on your shelves is because Checkers is making a handsome kick back on this.

Consumer Protection Act (CPA) 68 of 2008 Product packaging and labeling must not mislead or deceive consumers, or make any representation about a supplier or any goods or services unless there are reasonable grounds for believing that the representation is true.