Singapore – SFA recalls batches of satay seasoning with toxin that causes cancer, birth defects – Aflatoxin

Posted on March 15, 2021 by | Leave a comment

Straits Times

SINGAPORE – A satay seasoning product has been recalled after high levels of a cancer-causing toxin were detected in it, the Singapore Food Agency (SFA) announced on Monday (March 15).

Instant Satay Spices by home-grown manufacturer Li Kwong Agencies Co was found to contain aflatoxins exceeding permitted levels.

SFA has directed the manufacturer to recall all batches of the product that bear the expiry date of Jan 19, 2022, and are sold in 50g and 500g packets.

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