Singapore Food Agency recalls baby food for excessive levels of arsenic

Excessive levels of arsenic were detected in two types of Wen’s Baby Cereal Puree and a type of organic cereal rice from Holle. - SFA

SINGAPORE (The Straits Times/Asia News Network): Three types of infant cereal product have been recalled by the Singapore Food Agency (SFA) after excessive levels of arsenic were detected in them.

The amounts were detected in two types of Wen’s Baby Cereal Puree from Singapore and a type of organic cereal rice from German brand Holle, during regular market surveillance, the food agency said on Monday (May 15).