Two businesses fined total of $5,000 for illegal food processing and packaging

The food products processed and packed by both businesses were being supplied to Scarlett Supermarket. Read more at straitstimes.com.

SINGAPORE - Two businesses that had engaged in unlicensed food processing and packaging were fined a total of $5,000 on Wednesday, said the Singapore Food Agency .

The restaurant was not licensed to conduct such non-retail food business and more than 56kg of food products were seized at the time. Investigations by SFA revealed that the food products processed and packed by both businesses were being supplied to Scarlett Supermarket.

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