Yahoo Singapore ran an article of the Ramly Burger by highlighting that it is ban in Singapore.
Yet, the writer from Makansutra failed to address the most important issue of why the Ramly meat patty is banned in Singapore.
A search online easily did highlight that the famous Malaysian meat patty is banned by the AVA but didn't go into details.
Wrote Arlina Arshad for The Straits Times in January 2004,
"But the importing of beef and beef products from Malaysia is not permitted, said theAgri-Food and Veterinary Authority (AVA).
Selling and supplying them without a permit is also an offence, and offenders can befined as much as $50,000 or jailed two years, or both, said the AVA."
In May of the same year, another article highlighted that a man was even charged in court for "smuggling" the Ramly burger in 2004.
"The AVA said that meat products processed in Malaysian food factories which it had notapproved were banned here.Suzali was yesterday jailed for four months for trying to bring in more than 200kg of Ramly chicken and beef patties from Malaysia without a licence, on two separate occasions in February."
Yet, the writer from Makansutra failed to address the most important issue of why the Ramly meat patty is banned in Singapore.
A search online easily did highlight that the famous Malaysian meat patty is banned by the AVA but didn't go into details.
Wrote Arlina Arshad for The Straits Times in January 2004,
"But the importing of beef and beef products from Malaysia is not permitted, said theAgri-Food and Veterinary Authority (AVA).
Selling and supplying them without a permit is also an offence, and offenders can befined as much as $50,000 or jailed two years, or both, said the AVA."
In May of the same year, another article highlighted that a man was even charged in court for "smuggling" the Ramly burger in 2004.
"The AVA said that meat products processed in Malaysian food factories which it had notapproved were banned here.Suzali was yesterday jailed for four months for trying to bring in more than 200kg of Ramly chicken and beef patties from Malaysia without a licence, on two separate occasions in February."
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