KKM akan periksa kilang roti selepas dakwaan keracunan makanan

The Malaysian Ministry of Health (KKM) will conduct an inspection at a bakery in Shah Alam following a food poisoning claim on social media. The KKM stated that it is awaiting the results of a laboratory analysis on the implicated product and will inspect the factory to ensure compliance with the Food Act. Enforcement action will be taken if there is evidence of a breach or food safety risk, according to the statement.

The KKM clarified that they have received an explanation from Gardenia Bakeries (KL) Sdn Bhd regarding the food poisoning claim. According to the company, their internal investigation did not find any deviation in the production process, recipe changes, or non-compliance with standard operating procedures (SOP) and food safety controls for the implicated products.

Some products have been taken for laboratory analysis. Yesterday, Gardenia stated in a statement that they have identified affected customers and taken samples of the affected bread for analysis. The relevant department is investigating the information, production records, and quality control to determine the facts and determine subsequent action.

The ministry also wants to assure users that there is no change in the recipe or formula of their products, and that the established food safety procedures and quality control are being carried out. Gardenia said that it is committed to cooperating with the KKM in its investigation. Earlier, a Threads user claimed that their child fell ill after eating bread produced by the company.