Singapore: Recall of 'Goods' banana cake from Malaysia over sorbic acid


The cake, imported by Goods Huat Hee Marketing, has a use-by date of Aug 30, 2022. - Photo from Singapore Food Agency

SINGAPORE, July 1 (The Straits Times/ANN): Sorbic acid exceeding the maximum limit stated in the Singapore Food Regulations has been detected in "Goods" banana cake from Malaysia, said the Singapore Food Agency (SFA) on Friday (July 1).

The SFA has told Goods Huat Hee Marketing, which imports the cakes, to recall the product.

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