SINGAPORE - A peanut-based snack is being recalled after the Singapore Food Agency (SFA) found that it contained milk, an undeclared allergen. The product – Good’s Veg. Peanut Cake – is being recalled ...

A Malaysian brand of a popular Chinese New Year snack has been recalled by the the Singapore Food Agency (SFA ... which was not declared on the food packaging label. As milk is an allergen, SFA ...

The Singapore Food Agency (SFA) enforces regulations that requires ... raise awareness and promote best practices for allergen management and labeling. 6 Evaluate and improve your allergen ...

fish or mushrooms - are listed on the Singapore Food Agency’s (SFA) website. Many of these are catering services or hotel chains, but I managed to dine at five eateries serving different ...

In an update to its list of allowed food, the Singapore Food Agency (SFA) said: "As the FSSB is not yet in force, the current rules and limits on quantity of food brought in for private ...

I, myself, have a shellfish allergy.” Navigating food labels can be especially challenging, Weist said. “Almost daily I get questions from my son’s school and my daughter’s daycare about ...

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Including the Food Allergen Labeling Requirements of the Federal Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act (Edition 5) (“Final Allergen Labeling Q&A”) 1 and Evaluating the Public Health Importance of Food ...

said Bill Lynch, president of SFA. "All the Fancy Face-Off finalists were incredible. Each shared the kinds of inspired stories, products, and visions for the future that make the specialty food ...

said Bill Lynch, president of SFA. "All the Fancy Face-Off finalists were incredible. Each shared the kinds of inspired stories, products, and visions for the future that make the specialty food ...

The recalls are raising a lot of questions about the severity of milk allergens, plus why it’s so bad when milk isn’t listed on a label. Here’s what an allergist and food safety experts want ...