Gummy candy violates labelling requirements under Food Act, says Health Ministry


PETALING JAYA: Investigations have found that the gummy candy nearly the size of a ping-pong ball violates the labelling requirements stipulated under the Food Regulations 1985 of the Food Act 1983 [Act 281], says the Health Ministry.

The ministry in a statement on Friday (Feb 21) emphasises that the sale of this product is strictly prohibited on all online platforms and in local markets. Enforcement actions, including product seizures, will be carried out in accordance with these regulations.

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