With his statement, he raised a solid wave of controversy. Adam Peaty (29), an elite British swimmer and three-time Olympic gold medalist, complained that there were worms in the food from the Olympic village! Now, however, the food supplier spoke up, who definitely did not take napkins with this accusation. Representatives of the International Olympic Committee (IOC) also had their say.
At this year’s Olympic Games in Paris, he has already won one valuable metal in the form of a silver medal, but star swimmer Adam Peaty is still very upset. An alleged nuisance in the Olympic Village is to blame. According to the words of a successful Briton, there are worms in the food there! “Nutrition is not good enough for the performance that athletes are expected to perform. I like my fish but people find worms in them. It’s just not good enough.” shocked Peaty with his statement according to the British newspaper The Guardian.
But he has no tangible evidence in the form of a photo or anything else. Food is provided to the Olympians in the village by the French company Sodexo Live!, which was chosen as the official partner of the Games in March 2022. And their representatives certainly did not hold back after the accusations. “That claim is nonsense,” they said according to the American site TMZ. The company also said Team Great Britain had confirmed zero complaints about the food served to the athletes.
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Representatives of the IOC also commented. “The truth of this statement, which raises serious allegations, has not been proven by anything. In short, there is no information to support this sensationalist claim. “ came from the committee.
Sodexo Live! according to his words, he prepares approximately forty thousand portions a day for fifteen thousand Olympic athletes. Among other things, they will also serve food during the Paralympics and provide food for fans who are at the venues of individual sports.
British swimmer Adam Peaty came up with a very disturbing statement.