An unnamed Israeli cosmetics company has been ordered out of several shopping centres in New Zealand after a TV show alleged that its staff have used heavy-handed tactics.
News show Campbell Live claimed last Friday that employees of the company that sells products under the name "Dead Sea Spa" were using "predatory" sales techniques.
One 82-year-old shopper was reportedly pressured into buying £2,500 worth of cosmetics when vendors walked her to a cash machine.
As a result of the show, shopping centres across the country, including Westfield, have ordered the company out.
The Dead Sea Spa brand belongs to Israeli firm Premier, but a spokesman said that it had been "abused and misused" by an unauthorised trader in New Zealand.
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