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    The Singapore Food Agency directed the recall of Chang Ling Peanut from China due to the presence of cyclamate, an artificial sweetener not approved for use in peanuts. While consumption of the peanuts does not pose immediate health risks, excessive long term consumption of cyclamates should be avoided. Consumers who have health concerns after eating the peanuts should seek medical advice.

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    The Singapore Food Agency directed the recall of Chang Ling Peanut from China due to the presence of cyclamate, an artificial sweetener not approved for use in peanuts. While consumption of the peanuts does not pose immediate health risks, excessive long term consumption of cyclamates should be avoided. Consumers who have health concerns after eating the peanuts should seek medical advice.

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    The Singapore Food Agency directed the recall of Chang Ling Peanut from China due to the presence of cyclamate, an artificial sweetener not approved for use in peanuts. While consumption of the peanuts does not pose immediate health risks, excessive long term consumption of cyclamates should be avoided. Consumers who have health concerns after eating the peanuts should seek medical advice.

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    MEDIA RELEASE

    Recall of Chang Ling Peanut from China due to presence of Cyclamate


    (as Cyclamic Acid)

    The Singapore Food Agency (SFA) has detected the presence of Cyclamate
    (as Cyclamic Acid) in Chang Ling Peanut, and directed the importer, Yan Tai Yit Pte.
    Ltd., to recall the implicated product. The recall is ongoing.

    2 Cyclamate is a permitted food additive that is used as an artificial sweetener


    and is approved for use in certain food products in the Singapore Food Regulations.
    The use of cyclamate is not allowed in peanuts. While there are no immediate health
    risks from consuming peanuts with the level of cyclamate detected, prolonged
    excessive consumption of cyclamates should be avoided.

    3 Consumers who have consumed the implicated products and have concerns
    about their health should seek medical advice. Consumers may contact their point of
    purchase for enquiries.

    Details of the product as follows.


    Product name:
    Chang Ling Peanut

    Weight: 350g

    Expiry date: 02 10 2023

    Country of origin: China

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    MEDIA RELEASE

    Issued by the Singapore Food Agency


    26 February 2023

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