District police officer Rob Doorneveld started his working day with a very special report. Four parking areas in Zoetermeer were strewn with bottles of sweet-solid marinade. Who has dumped the more than 2000 bottles with Marinade van Dik over the date? The police stand for a mystery.
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The bottles of Marinade were spread over four parking areas in the Westerpark nature reserves, Nieuwe Driemanspolder and the Noord Aa. The packaging boxes of the bottles were torn by the rain, causing the bottles to fall out.
Tidy is neat
Has anyone cleaned up his kitchen? Did the driver have bad luck? Was it someone with sushi as favorite food? Or was a winter barbecue party from a group of Zoetermeerders not on? Whatever the reason for the dumping is, the mess has been removed in the meantime. According to local police officer Rob Doorneveld, the municipality has cleaned up and destroyed all the bottles and packaging.
‘Switi’ Suriname
We look for some product information: the sweet-solid marinade of the Furlen brand from Suriname is intended to marinate fish or meat. The acids in the marinade ensure tender dishes on your plate while cooking. The bottles of Furlen-Marinade are available in various flavors and (online) for sale through importers in the Netherlands. That hundreds of these bottles from far beyond the date have landed in various places in the Zoetermeer nature is downright strange.
That is paying
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Neighborhood police officer Rob: “If there are witnesses and camera images, we will do research. The perpetrator receives an official report for illegal dumping and a cool account for all cleaning and clean-up costs. ” Do you know more about the dumped bottles of marinade? Then call 0800-9944.