SFA recalls various Bomberry fruit snack products over potential presence of metal

The Singapore Food Agency (SFA) is recalling four Bomberry fruit snack products sold here over the potential presence of metal. 

In a media release on Thursday (Oct 29), SFA noted that the Food Standards Australia New Zealand has issued a notification on the product recall.

The agency said that it has directed the importer Little Farms to recall the implicated products as a precautionary measure, adding that the recall is ongoing.

According to SFA, the implicated Bomberry products are:

• Bomberry natural blueberries + Belgian chocolate (dark chocolate), 150g
• Bomberry natural blueberries + Belgian chocolate (white and milk chocolate), 150g
• Bomberry natural raspberries + Belgian chocolate (white and dark chocolate), 150g
• Bomberry natural raspberries + Belgian chocolate (white and milk chocolate), 150g

All four recalled products originate from Australia and have "best before" dates of up to and including Jan 20, 2028. 

Those who have consumed the affected products and have concerns about their health should seek medical attention, while those who have purchased the affected products should not consume them.

They may also approach their point of purchase for enquiries.

Under the Sale of Food Act, foods known to be unsafe for consumption should not be sold.

This is the second case of food product recall in Singapore this week.

On Oct 26, SFA recalled Arla Protein Salted Caramel Flavour Pudding (200g) over the potential presence of glass fragments.

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