SINGAPORE: A recall has been issued for Best One Assorted Cake (banana flavour) and Bake King’s Mixed Fruits, the Singapore Food Agency (SFA) said on Wednesday (Jul 27).
Sorbic acid at levels exceeding the maximum limit stated in the Singapore Food Regulations were detected in Best One Assorted Cake (banana flavour).
The affected cakes, imported by Deli X-press, have an expiration date of Aug 31, 2022. The product's country of origin is Malaysia.
Sorbic acid is a permitted food additive that is used for preservation purposes, said SFA, adding that consumption of the affected product is unlikely to pose any adverse health effects due to its low toxicity.
Manufacturer Gim Hin Lee was ordered to recall Bake King’s Mixed Fruits after sulphur dioxide, an undeclared allergen, was detected.
All batches and all best before dates are affected by the recall. The product is sold in 250g, 500g, 1kg, 2kg and 5kg batches and is packed in Singapore.
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Sorbic acid at levels exceeding the maximum limit stated in the Singapore Food Regulations were detected in Best One Assorted Cake (banana flavour).
The affected cakes, imported by Deli X-press, have an expiration date of Aug 31, 2022. The product's country of origin is Malaysia.
Sorbic acid is a permitted food additive that is used for preservation purposes, said SFA, adding that consumption of the affected product is unlikely to pose any adverse health effects due to its low toxicity.
Manufacturer Gim Hin Lee was ordered to recall Bake King’s Mixed Fruits after sulphur dioxide, an undeclared allergen, was detected.
All batches and all best before dates are affected by the recall. The product is sold in 250g, 500g, 1kg, 2kg and 5kg batches and is packed in Singapore.
Continue reading...