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How do I import ready-to-eat food for commercial sale?


Updated by SFA

Traders who are registered or licensed by SFA to import food for commercial sale in Singapore are advised to check on the requirements.  Please refer to our FAQ ‘How do I import food for commercial sale’ on the main steps for importing food for sale'.

Ready-to-eat food are classified as processed food products. The following ready-to-eat food are in the list of high-risk products:

  • Traditional Cakes & Nasi Lemak

  • Ready to Eat Minimally Processed (MP) Cut/ Peeled Fruits and Vegetables & Coconuts from Malaysia

  • Mooncakes

 

Some of the ready-to-eat food fall under Regulated Source Programme or Enhanced Regulated Source Programme. Please refer to our FAQ How and what is needed to import 'high-risk' processed food products under the Regulated Source Programme’ and ‘How and what is needed to import 'high-risk' processed food products under the Enhanced Regulated Source Programme’.

Please refer to the Import Requirements of Specific Food Products for the list of high-risk products and their requirements. 

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