War on trans fats: Food manufacturers support Singapore ban on partially hydrogenated oils starting 2021

By Pearly Neo

02-Jul-2019 - Last updated on 02-Jul-2019 at 01:42 GMT

Singapore has confirmed the ban of partially hydrogenated oils (PHOs) - a form of trans fats - as an ingredient in all foods, with the new rules expected to come into force from June 2021.

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