Pei Pa Koa-flavoured food products unlikely to have food safety issues and allowed in Singapore, says food agency


Pei Pa Koa ice cream from Tom's Palette and layered Pei Pa Koa cheesecake from Unagiya Ichinoji Dining. - PHOTOS: TOM'S PALETTE/FACEBOOK, UNAGIYA ICHINOJI DINING

SINGAPORE (The Straits Times/ANN): Sad to see Pei Pa Koa-flavoured ice-cream pulled from stores in Malaysia last week?

Food products containing the popular Chinese herbal syrup, also known as pi pa gao, are allowed in Singapore if they meet the food safety requirements here, the Singapore Food Agency (SFA) said on Aug 6 in response to queries.

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