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BFSA Mandates Immediate Market Withdrawal of Three Food Products for Excessive Preservatives

The Bangladesh Food Safety Authority (BFSA) has ordered the withdrawal of three food products found to contain excessive levels of harmful preservatives.

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The Bangladesh Food Safety Authority (BFSA) has ordered the immediate withdrawal of three food products from the market after discovering they contain excessive levels of preservatives deemed harmful to human health. The affected products include ‘East Cake Pur Pitha Jam Filled (Intact)’ by East Cake International Food Limited, ‘East Baker Slice Bread Milk Jam Filled (Intact)’ by East Zibai International Food Limited, and ‘Arboting Food Slice Bread Mix Jam Filled (Intact)’ by Arboting Food Co. Limited. The BFSA has directed these companies to halt distribution and sale, and advised consumers not to purchase or consume these products.

Product Details and Company Responses

The East Cake Pur Pitha Jam Filled (Intact) is a popular traditional cake often consumed during festive seasons. East Baker Slice Bread Milk Jam Filled (Intact) is a widely available bread product, while Arboting Food Slice Bread Mix Jam Filled (Intact) is another common bread variant. The BFSA’s decision follows rigorous testing and assessment of these products, which revealed preservative levels exceeding safe limits.

Health Concerns and Consumer Advisory

Excessive preservatives in food products can pose significant health risks, including allergic reactions, digestive issues, and long-term health complications. The BFSA’s swift action aims to protect public health by removing these potentially harmful products from circulation. Consumers are urged to check their pantries and discard any of the specified products immediately.

Source: BSS

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