Acting on public feedback, the Singapore Food Agency (SFA) found that Shanlee Pte Ltd had conducted unauthorised repacking of a variety of “Lalune” brand croissants without a valid SFA licence.
As a precautionary measure, SFA has directed the company to recall all batches of the implicated products. The recall is ongoing.
Acting on public feedback, SFA officers found that Shanlee Pte Ltd had conducted unauthorised repacking of a variety of…
Posted by Singapore Food Agency (SFA) on Wednesday, March 24, 2021
2 In Singapore, all food processing facilities must be licensed and are required to meet SFA’s food safety standards and requirements.
Unauthorised repacking of food also poses food safety risks as there may be potential hygiene lapses during repackaging.
Consumers who have purchased the implicated products are advised not to consume it.
3 Details of the product are as follows:
Implicated Products:
“Lalune” Brand Croissant – Original
Expiry Date: All dates
Packing Size: 300g
Country of origin: Italy
“Lalune” Brand Croissant – Mini Original
Expiry Date: All dates
Packing Size: 450g
Country of origin: Italy
“Lalune” Brand Croissant – Chocolate
Expiry Date: All dates
Packing Size: 380g
Country of origin: Italy
Issued by the Singapore Food Agency
24 March 2021
Read the Official Media Release HERE.
