Singapore bans two Malaysian food products tainted with prescription drugs

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The Singapore Food Agency (SFA) has mandated the withdrawal of three food items, including two originating from Malaysia, following laboratory analyses that revealed the presence of medicinal substances that are not allowed in food products. In Singapore, the immediate removal has been ordered for two Malaysian items: B Solution Honey (Liquid) and Jus Tuan Haji 1921, along with a botanical beverage from Taiwan known as Shaio-Ge Xian Li 365 S1 Botanical Beverage Mix Barley Seedling Powder.

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Source: NST Online

Published: August 5, 2026

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