Singapore recalls 2 more Mie Sedaap products showing presence of ethylene oxide.
The Singapore Food Agency says it is working with the importers and Indonesian authorities to investigate and rectify the cause of ethylene oxide contamination. – Singapore Food Agency website pic, October 8, 2022.
The agency said it has directed Arklife Distributors Pte Ltd to recall Mie Sedaap Soto flavour instant noodles and Curry flavour instant noodles. “We are also working with the importers and Indonesian authorities to investigate and rectify the cause of ethylene oxide contamination.”
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