• Two batches of snack bars are being recalled over possible rubber contamination
• Consumers are advised not to eat the affected snack bars

The Singapore Food Agency (SFA) instructed relevant parties to pull two batches of snack bars due to the potential presence of a rubbery substance.

In a statement, the agency said the recall is ongoing and covers both the original and chocolate-coated versions, noting that the action follows a voluntary recall by the manufacturer in Australia.

The affected snack bars and their expiration dates include a specific batch of the original version and a specific batch of the chocolate-coated version, both expiring in August 2026.

Under the Sale of Food Act, the agency warned that unsafe food should not be sold, urging consumers who purchased these snack bars not to consume them, and advising those with health concerns after consumption to seek medical attention.

Consumers can also contact their points of purchase for inquiries or additional information.