Pickled radish with teeth marks in in-flight ramen? Airlines say they ”don't reuse side dishes” = South Korea

It has been alleged that pickled radish with oddly cut ends was served as an in-flight meal on a flight to Germany. The airline has explained that they are not "reusing side dishes."
On the 17th, JTBC's "Case Leader" reported on the case and photos received from an informant, Mr. A. Mr. A said, "I was recently flying from Incheon International Airport to Frankfurt, Germany.
"I was on a business class flight on a plane," he said, "I got hungry during the flight and ordered ramen as a snack." He added, "The ramen was brought out, but the side dishes that came with it were too spicy.
"The paste was strange," he said, adding, "When I looked closely, I saw teeth marks as if someone had taken a bite, and there was also chili powder on it."
In the end, Mr. A, who raised the issue with the flight attendant, said, "When the flight attendant saw the pickled radish, he said, 'From the beginning,
"He asked me, 'Is this how it was provided to you?' When I answered yes, he simply said that he would prepare it again."
According to Mr. A, the airline said, "We don't reuse side dishes (such as pickled radish).
) is believed to be a mistake by the manufacturing company," but added, "However, when we checked the CCTV footage from the manufacturing company, we did not find any circumstances that would be problematic."
Regarding this, Mr. A said, "If there is no problem with either the airline or the manufacturer, does that mean I am lying?" and added, "We will investigate the cause accurately and then inform passengers.
"It should be," he said.