After many weeks of intensive effort, the missionary leader
of the J-Witnesses cult employed at Vita has left the
company.
The affair began about six months ago, when Eduardo Campus's
identity as the leader of a group of missionaries in Ashdod
was divulged. Vita was requested to dismiss him
immediately.
In a letter to anti-missionary activists, Vita's director
writes: "We are happy to announce that in the wake of
intensive efforts over a long period of time, we have reached
an agreement according to which Mr. Campus has left the
firm." The company notes that its slowness was a result of
the laws and regulations for the protection of the rights of
workers.
Vita, a large food processing concern, hopes that now that
the affair has ended, the chareidi sector will patronize Vita-
Rich products once again. The products are under the strict
supervision of the BaDaTz of the Eida HaChareidis.
