A man was fined $12,000 in Singapore for illegally importing processed meat products from China. Singapore Customs officers seized over 120kg of undeclared food, including luncheon meat and beef noodles, during the April 16, 2024, inspection. The Singapore Food Agency (SFA) investigated and found the man lacked a valid import license. Singapore enforces strict regulations on food imports, requiring licenses and permits for all consignments, especially meat and its products, which must originate from accredited sources.
A man was fined $12,000 by the court on Jan 15 for illegally importing processed meat products from China.
The case was referred to the Singapore Food Agency , who found more than 120kg of undeclared imported food, including luncheon meat and noodles with beef.In Singapore, food can only be imported by licensed importers. Every consignment must be declared and accompanied with a valid import permit.
ILLEGAL IMPORTATION FOOD SAFETY SINGAPORE CUSTOMS MEAT PRODUCTS IMPORT LICENSES
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