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How and what is needed to import 'high-risk' processed food products under the Regulated Source Programme?

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Processed food products that are under The Regulated Source Programme are considered ‘high-risk’. The following table lists the food or food products that fall under the Regulated Source Programme:

S/N

Types of Products

1

Packaged mineral and drinking water and ice

2

Coconut milk and grated coconut, and nasi lemak

3

Infant formula (age 0-12 months). You can use the Calculation guide for infant formula to ensure the nutritional composition is within the limits.

4

Infant cereal

5

Land snails

6

Minimally processed fruits and vegetables

7

Pasteurised liquid milk

8

Traditional cakes (kueh kueh)

9

Cut sugarcane

10

Mooncakes

If your processed food fall under this programme, you are advised to refer to the steps below on what is needed to import these processed food products:

 

  • Step 1: Obtain and submit documents for high-risk processed food under the Regulated Source Programme

  • Step 2 (Optional): Send products to accredited laboratories for analysis

  • Step 3: Ensure the food additives and ingredients are allowed

  • Step 4: Ensure food labels are accurate and complete

 

Please refer to How and what is needed to import ‘high-risk’ processed food products under the Regulated Source Programme for the details.

Topics:

Food Import & ExportCommercial Import

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