The Ministry of Education (MOE) has disclosed that the National Schools Dietary Services Limited (NSDSL), a state-owned company under its supervision, has addressed a singular food safety issue. The issue was linked to a batch of food supplied to a NSDSL caterer by an approved roti manufacturer. NSDSL promptly enacted its safety procedures upon being alerted, which involved the immediate withdrawal of the problematic batch, supplier notification, and internal checks to ensure adherence to health and safety standards. Preliminary results indicate that the issue was confined to the isolated batch, and students were not endangered at any point. NSDSL is working with the supplier to instigate remedial measures and secure that all future deliveries meet the stringent safety demands set by the MOE. The MOE reassures parents and stakeholders that student safety and wellbeing remains a top priority, and all school nutrition operations will be closely scrutinized to uphold the highest quality standards.
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