SFA probes online claims of dog meat sales in Singapore

straitstimes.com —

The Singapore Food Agency is investigating online claims that dog meat is being sold illegally to consumers, following social media posts advertising various dishes and cuts. SFA stated it has not approved any source of dog meat, and all imports must meet its requirements. The agency warned that illegally imported food from unknown sources poses food safety risks. Selling meat without a valid licence or import permit carries fines up to $50,000, jail up to two years, or both. Repeat offenders face higher penalties.


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