No evidence of formaldehyde contamination in tested cabbages from China: SFA经检测，来自中国的白菜未发现甲醛污染：SFA
The Singapore Food Agency says it will continue monitoring and testing food products sold in Singapore and advises consumers to wash vegetables thoroughly before eating.
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The Singapore Food Agency says it will continue monitoring and testing food products sold in Singapore and advises consumers to wash vegetables thoroughly before eating.
File photo of a woman buying a cabbage at a market in Shenyang, in China's northeast Liaoning province, on Jun 10, 2026. (File photo: CN-STR/AFP)
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SINGAPORE: Tests on cabbages and other vegetables imported from China found no evidence of formaldehyde contamination, the Singapore Food Agency (SFA) said on Friday (Sep 4).
"The Singapore Food Agency (SFA) has tested imports of cabbages and other vegetables from China, as part of our stepped-up surveillance following reports of cabbages from Hebei, China, being treated with formalin (a formaldehyde solution)," said the agency in response to CNA queries.
SFA said its test results found no evidence of formalin contamination in the produce tested.
China last month carried out nationwide inspections of perishable vegetables after authorities in Hebei province confirmed that formaldehyde - a known carcinogen - had been illegally used to preserve cabbages during transportation .
CNA Games Guess Word Crack the word, one row at a time Buzzword Create words using the given letters Mini Sudoku Tiny puzzle, mighty brain teaser Mini Crossword Small grid, big challenge Word Search Spot as many words as you can Show More Show Less The scandal emerged when a Chinese environmental blogger, known by his handle Qige, posted a video on Douyin, claiming that some workers in Tunken township in Hebei’s Kangbao county had dipped cabbages in an alleged formaldehyde solution before loading them for transportation.
The scandal emerged when a Chinese environmental blogger, known by his handle Qige, posted a video on Douyin, claiming that some workers in Tunken township in Hebei’s Kangbao county had dipped cabbages in an alleged formaldehyde solution before loading them for transportation.
SFA said it has a food sampling and testing programme as part of its science-based risk management approach to ensure food products comply with Singapore’s food regulations.
"We will continue to conduct monitoring, sampling, and testing to ensure all food products sold, including vegetables from China, are safe for consumption," said SFA.
The agency advised consumers to wash their hands before and after handling vegetables, and to thoroughly wash vegetables that are not ready to eat.
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新加坡食品局表示，将继续监测和检测在新加坡销售的食品，并建议消费者在食用前彻底清洗蔬菜。
2026年6月10日，一名女子在中国东北辽宁省沈阳市的一个市场购买白菜。（资料照片：CN-STR/AFP）
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新加坡：新加坡食品局（SFA）周五（9月4日）表示，对从中国进口的卷心菜和其他蔬菜的检测未发现甲醛污染的证据。
新加坡食品局（SFA）在回应亚洲新闻台（CNA）的询问时表示：“作为加强监管的一部分，我们对从中国进口的卷心菜和其他蔬菜进行了检测，此前有报道称，来自中国河北的卷心菜被用甲醛溶液处理过。”
新加坡食品局表示，其检测结果显示，受检农产品中没有发现甲醛污染的证据。
上个月，河北省有关部门证实，在运输过程中，有人非法使用甲醛（一种已知的致癌物）来保存白菜。随后，中国对全国范围内的易腐蔬菜进行了检查。
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丑闻曝光于一位网名为“齐哥”的中国环保博主在抖音上发布了一段视频，声称河北省康宝县屯肯乡的一些工人在装车运输前，将白菜浸泡在疑似甲醛溶液中。
新加坡食品局表示，作为其基于科学的风险管理方法的一部分，该局设有食品抽样和检测计划，以确保食品符合新加坡的食品法规。
新加坡食品局表示：“我们将继续进行监测、抽样和检测，以确保所有销售的食品，包括来自中国的蔬菜，都可以安全食用。”
该机构建议消费者在处理蔬菜前后洗手，并彻底清洗尚未烹饪食用的蔬菜。
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