The SFA found 21 food stalls and 3 food trucks operating without license at the 3-day fair. Read more at straitstimes.com.
SINGAPORE - A total of 24 food stalls and food trucks at the ongoing Hari Raya Mega Sale 2023 have been suspended for not having a proper licence for their businesses.
Its preliminary investigation also showed that there were unregistered food handlers working at the 24 food stalls, the agency said on Saturday. “This allows SFA to ensure that fair operators have complied with measures to ensure food safety,” said SFA.
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