******* sale of expired Passover products at PnP

<p>On Monday the 10th I was shopping at PnP Genisis and brought a few last minute Passover items. Over Passover I realized that there is no expiry date on the Passover pasta that cost R120 per pack. This is ******* as all products require an expiry date and I just couldn't believe that a reputable company such as PnP would <span style="font-size: 14px;">get involved with ******* activities such as wiping off expiry dates of last year stock or selling products that do not have expiry dates. I thought let me give them a chance to correct this horrible **** that they were involved in without going public or the legal route. I went there today to return the two packets and the manager first of all denied the fact that they were selling these products and refused to return them due to me not providing a receipt of purchase. I obviously could not beleive that instead of apologising and at least looking into the matter or providing me with a refund, he instead got extremely aggressive and started waving his hands everywhere and screaming for me to leave his store. This is absolutely shocking behaviour how can a manager representing the PnP brand behave in such a disgusting, unprofessional mannerism. How can PnP sell products with out expiry dates??</span></p>