The State Food Agency (SFA) of Singapore gave approval to 16 types of insects - species of crickets, mealworms, grasshoppers, locusts and silkworms - which they called 'edible' for human consumption.

Singapore makes human consumption of 'edible insects' legal. Now worms likely to be served for dinner

Singapore recalled the popular Indian spice brand Everest's Fish Curry Masala after the country's Food Agency (SFA) on Thursday (April 18) highlighted the presence of ethylene oxide at increased levels, which is unsuitable for human consumption.

Singapore recalls India's Everest Masala, claims it is 'unfit for human consumption'

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