Chocolate-covered fruit dessert recalled in Singapore over metal contamination fears
The Singapore Food Agency has recalled several Bomberry chocolate-covered fruit products imported from Australia over concerns that they may contain metal.
The Singapore Food Authority (SFA) directed importer Little Farms to recall chocolate-covered fruit desserts due to metal contamination concerns. This precautionary move followed an earlier recall issued by Food Standards Australia New Zealand. The affected products, offered in two varieties - Blueberries + Belgian Chocolate in Dark, White & Milk Chocolate flavors, and Raspberries + Belgian Chocolate in White & Dark, White & Milk Chocolate flavors, come in 150-gram packs. The recall encompasses items with best before dates extending through January 20, 2028.
Consumers who bought these products are advised not to consume them. Anyone who has eaten them and has health concerns should seek medical advice. Queries regarding the recall can be directed to the store where the products were purchased, according to the SFA.
Bomberry, the manufacturer of the recalled goods, disclosed that they have identified potential metal contamination in certain items and have initiated the recall. The company behind Bomberry stated their commitment to making high-quality snacks, with safety always being their top priority.
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