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SINGAPORE — Little Farms Pte Ltd, a licensed food importer, was fined $13,500 by the Court today for failure to arrange for inspection, examination and certification by Singapore Food Agency , as well as for selling the imported food consignments prior to inspections.
SFA said that Little Farms Pte Ltd had imported consignments of assorted chilled lamb products and assorted seafood products in Oct 2020 and Jul 2022 respectively. On both occasions, the company failed to arrange for SFA to inspect, examine and certify the consignments and proceeded to sell the products.
‘Does that also mean more of our money will be locked by CPF?’ — Netizens on CPF monthly salary ceiling increaseSINGAPORE — Singaporeans have questions of their own in response to Lawrence Wong’s recent announcement on the 2023 budget. With regard to the CPF monthly salary ceiling being set to increase to S$8,000 by 2026, netizens have raised concerns over whether this means their money will be “locked”.
On Tuesday afternoon, Deputy Prime Minister and Finance Minister Lawrence Wong delivered the highly anticipated Budget 2023 address. One of the announcements he made was regarding the monthly salary ceiling of The Central Provident Fund , a social security scheme to which employers and employees must contribute.
“Tenant ask if they remove the extra people when HDB comes to check, then put back when HDB leaves. Can we help them?” Ina Sultan wrote in a Feb 13 TikTok that’s been viewed over
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