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On July 8, 2021, SFA officials discovered that a food operator was engaged in illegal food processing and packaging at its premises on Admiralty Street (Admiralty Street)
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The premises were not licensed to operate non-retail food business, that is, to supply food to other food retail establishments
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All food was confiscated
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The premises were not licensed to operate non-retail food business, that is, to supply food to other food retail establishments
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All food was confiscated
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On July 9, 2021, SFA officials also discovered that a retail food store on Beach Road illegally supplied the supermarket with sausages and jerky made and packaged on its premises
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Although the food store was allowed to retail prepackaged food on its premises, it was not allowed to operate a non-retail food business, that is, to supply food to other food retail establishments
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Although the food store was allowed to retail prepackaged food on its premises, it was not allowed to operate a non-retail food business, that is, to supply food to other food retail establishments
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The investigation revealed that the food processed and packaged by the two operators was retailed at Scarlett Supermarket
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For public health, SFA has instructed Scarlett Supermarket to stop selling these foods and remove them from shelves
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The two operators were also instructed to stop producing and selling food
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The Food Authority of Singapore advises consumers who have purchased the products involved in the case from Scarlett Supermarket not to consume them, and those who have consumed the products involved in the case and are worried about their health should seek medical treatment promptly
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For public health, SFA has instructed Scarlett Supermarket to stop selling these foods and remove them from shelves
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The two operators were also instructed to stop producing and selling food
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The Food Authority of Singapore advises consumers who have purchased the products involved in the case from Scarlett Supermarket not to consume them, and those who have consumed the products involved in the case and are worried about their health should seek medical treatment promptly
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According to the Food Sales Law, no one is allowed to operate food production facilities without a valid license
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Anyone who manufactures food in an unlicensed premises is 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, or both in the case of a second or subsequent conviction.
Yes
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Anyone who manufactures food in an unlicensed premises is 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, or both in the case of a second or subsequent conviction.
Yes
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