Singapore recalls Chang Ling Peanut from China due to presence of Cyclamate.

February 27, 2023 Singapore

Singapore recalls Chang Ling Peanut from China due to presence of Cyclamate.

Chang Ling peanuts recalled due to presence of food additive not allowed in such products - TODAY

The Singapore Food Agency has noticed the presence of Cyclamate in Chang Ling Peanut. The SFA directed the importer, Yan Tai Yit Pte. Ltd., to recall the product. The Singapore Food Regulations allow the use of cyclamate as an artificial sweetener in certain food products but cyclamate is not permitted in peanuts.

Product Details:

Product Name	Expiry date	Pack Size
Chang Ling Peanut	02.10.2023	350g

Consumer Advice:

Do not consume the aforementioned product. If you have consumed and have any concerns about your health, seek medical attention.

For further information related to this recall, please visit the following link.

https://www.sfa.gov.sg/docs/default-source/default-document-library/20230226-sfa-media-release—recall-of-chang-ling-peanut-from-china-due-to-presence-of-cyclamate-(as-cyclamic-acid).pdf

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Singapore recalls Chang Ling Peanut from China due to presence of Cyclamate.

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