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Tung Lok fined over contaminated food after complaint of gastroenteritis at CHIJMES event

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Tung Lok Millennium, a subsidiary of Tung Lok Restaurants, was fined S$3,000 (US$2,235) for preparing contaminated food. E. coli, a type of bacteria that can trigger diarrhoea, was found in a sample of ready-to-eat salad. A representative for the company pleaded guilty to one count of preparing unsafe food. A second charge of failing to ensure its establishment was properly maintained and clean was taken into consideration.

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Tung Lok fined over contaminated food after complaint of gastroenteritis at CHIJMES event

A sample of salad that was being prepared in a Tung Lok kitchen in Tai Seng was found to contain E. coli.

1 month ago·Singapore

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