Singapore to restrict sale, supply of tainted mussels from Malaysia's Port Dickson
The Singapore Food Agency (SFA) says it is also working with importers to verify the source of their mussel imports.
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The Singapore Food Agency (SFA) says it is also working with importers to verify the source of their mussel imports.
SFA said it is working to importers to verify where their mussels come from. Read more at straitstimes.com.
Water samples were also taken by the Department of Fisheries in the waters off Melaka and Johor, and they were found to be safe and there was no proliferation of the algae.
The water samples and mussels in Port Dickson were contaminated with biotoxins and harmful algae species that caused the food poisoning cases this week.
PORT DICKSON: Mussels found in waters off the resort town here have been contaminated by dangerous biotoxins and are not safe for consumption, says the Fisheries Department.