If I import food for private consumption only in small quantities, are they also subject to food import control?

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No. Small quantities of food meant for private consumption are not subjected to food import control. Travellers may hand carry them into Singapore without an import permit.
More details can be found Bringing Food for Personal Use from Overseas.

If I import food for private consumption only in small quantities, are they also subject to food import control?

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