Protein pudding sold in S'pore potentially contains glass fragments, SFA issues recall
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The Singapore Food Agency (SFA) has initiated a recall of a protein pudding sold in Singapore due to potential glass fragments. The Arla Protein Salted Caramel Flavour Pudding, weighing 200g, is being pulled from shelves. The Singapore Food Agency (SFA) was notified by the Food Standards Australia New Zealand, which issued the recall.
This precautionary measure aims to prevent any potential harm to consumers. The product, originating from Denmark, has a Best Before date of April 28, 2027. SFA directed Trade-Pro Food Distribution Pte Ltd, the importer of the product, to conduct the recall. Anyone who has purchased the affected pudding is advised not to consume it, as per the Sale of Food Act, which prohibits the sale of unsafe food.
Consumers are encouraged to contact their point of purchase for any inquiries. If individuals have consumed the pudding and experience health concerns, they should seek medical attention. While small glass fragments typically pass harmlessly through the body within one to three days, they can occasionally cause minor irritation or scratches in the throat, esophagus, or stomach.
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