A Darwin supermarket has been fined almost $5,000 for selling out-of-date food.
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Supermarket fined for selling year-old food
A DARWIN supermarket has been slapped with almost $5000 in fines for selling out-of-date food and serving alcohol to intoxicated people.
Police from the Alcohol Policing Unit earlier this month found the outlet in Darwin's northern suburbs selling food past its use-by date, some of which was dated early 2019.
Police will allege a staff member also sold alcohol to an intoxicated man.
The business was fined $4790 for breaches of its liquor licence and the Northern Territory Food Act 2004.
