Food processing firm, director fined over expiry dates; biggest case probed by Singapore Food Agency


Jordan Quek Ruiming, 36, was ordered to pay a fine of S$155,000. - ST PHOTO: KELVIN CHNG

SINGAPORE: A food processing company and its director were fined $378,000 in total over offences including not having the expiry dates, or having the wrong ones, on 5,880kg of fish and meat products.

This case is the most extensive one investigated so far by the Singapore Food Agency (SFA).

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