Four Seasons Durian mini D24 mooncakes recalled due to high bacteria levels


The recall affects all batches of Four Seasons Durian’s mini D24 durian mooncake. - SINGAPORE FOOD AGENCY

SINGAPORE: A popular brand of durian mooncakes found to have bacteria levels that exceed Singapore food safety rules is being recalled.

All batches of Four Seasons Durian’s mini D24 durian mooncake are affected, the Singapore Food Agency (SFA) said in a statement on Sept 12.

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