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In July 2020, officials from the Singapore Food Agency (SFA) discovered that in an unauthorized location in Singapore, food was repackaged into small containers with the company's label.
Approximately 265 kg of repackaged products were seized this time, such as flour, rice, sugar, beans, nuts, dried shrimps, vegetables and frozen fish.
Approximately 265 kg of repackaged products were seized this time, such as flour, rice, sugar, beans, nuts, dried shrimps, vegetables and frozen fish.
The Food Authority of Singapore stated that repackaging food in unlicensed locations would pose a food safety risk.
In Singapore, all food repackaging facilities must be licensed and required to meet SFA requirements and food safety standards.
The State Food and Drug Administration also conducts routine inspections of these franchise establishments.
Offenders who repackage food in unlicensed premises are liable to a fine of up to US$5,000 upon conviction, and to a fine of up to US$10,000 or up to three months’ imprisonment for the second or subsequent convictions, or both Both.
In Singapore, all food repackaging facilities must be licensed and required to meet SFA requirements and food safety standards.
The State Food and Drug Administration also conducts routine inspections of these franchise establishments.
Offenders who repackage food in unlicensed premises are liable to a fine of up to US$5,000 upon conviction, and to a fine of up to US$10,000 or up to three months’ imprisonment for the second or subsequent convictions, or both Both.
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