The Philippines issues a public warning against certain brand of food originated in our country
On 28 December 2022, the Food and Drug Administration of the Philippines (FDA) issued Circular No. 2022-1943, 2022-1944 and 2022-1945 concerning several processed food products originating in the country due to lack of registration certificates. The specific information is as follows:
Brand and product name: Lee Kum Kee Fried Silver Cod Fish Sauce, Teriyaki Chicken wing Sauce, Black pepper chicken fillet Sauce
2026-08-02
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