Marusan banana soy milk from Japan is being recalled due to possible product spoilage, said the Singapore Food Agency (SFA) on Sunday. The 1,000ml products have expiry dates ranging from Nov 4, 2023, to April 12, 2024. The move comes after Japan’s Consumer...
Marusan banana soy milk from Japan is being recalled due to possible product spoilage, said the Singapore Food Agency on Sunday.Marusan banana soy milk from Japan is being recalled due to possible product spoilage, said the Singapore Food Agency on Sunday.The move comes after Japan’s Consumer Affairs Agency recalled the products, which are also imported into Singapore.
According to the Japanese agency’s website, deterioration of the liquid content, such as separation and sourness, was confirmed in some products.Consumers who have purchased the listed products should not consume them. Those who have consumed the products and feel unwell should seek medical attention.
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