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ByteDance food poisoning case: SFA suspends caterers Yun Hai Yao at Northpoint, Pu Tien at Senoko

SINGAPORE - Two catering businesses linked to the mass food poisoning incident on July 30 at the ByteDance office in One Raffles Quay have been suspended from July 31 until further notice. The businesses are Yun Hai Yao, located at 1 Northpoint Drive

By: asiaone.com

Aug 01 2024
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ByteDance food poisoning case: SFA suspends caterers Yun Hai Yao at Northpoint, Pu Tien at Senoko

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