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SFA recalls Le Gall cream cheese products due to presence of pesticide

SFA recalls Le Gall cream cheese products due to presence of pesticide Toggle share menu Advertisement (Image: Singapore Food Agency) 24 Jul 2021 08:00AM) Share this content Bookmark SINGAPORE: A recall has been issued for four Le Gall cream cheese products due to the presence of a pesticide, the Singapore Food Agency (SFA) said on Friday (Jul 23). This was after a European Commission food safety authority issued a notification for the recall of the french products. The presence of ethylene oxide was detected on the products. Advertisement Advertisement As the affected products were imported into Singapore, SFA has directed two importers, Classic Fine Foods and Angliss Singapore to recall the products.

Thy not? Next Gen plucks for Singapore as it launches global plant-based chicken brand

Thy not? Next Gen plucks for Singapore as it launches global plant-based chicken brand Plant-based food tech start up Next Gen is making its global debut by launching its consumer brand TiNDLE in Singapore this March. The first product to be launched is TiNDLE Thy, a plant-based chicken thigh product which will be distributed by Classic Fine Foods, and rolled out initially in food service, with retail in the pipeline. The launch of the consumer brand comes after Singapore headquartered Next Gen closed a US$10 million seed round, more than its initial US$7 million target, following an earlier founder capitalisation of US$2.2 million.

METRO with robust business development in 2019/20 despite COVID-19; return to sustainable sales and earnings growth expected after pandemic, METRO AG, Pressemitteilung

15.12.20 ) With the exception of Q3, which was impacted by COVID-19, METRO looks back on an overall robust FY 2019/20, in which the transformation to a pure wholesaler was completed. - Adjusted Group sales and earnings targets achieved for the 2019/20 financial year (FY) with figures in the upper end of guidance range: - Like-for-like sales: -3.9% (guidance: -3.5% to -5%) - Adj. EBITDA: €1,158 million; adj. for currency effects, it was thus €-205 million below previous year (guidance: ~ €-200 million to €-250 million) - Traders and SCO sales significantly above previous year, HoReCa sales recovered quickly and above market level - Sustainable turnaround in Russia with 3.8% like-for-like sales growth, Germany almost at previous year’s level

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