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good move first to cut down the bad habit of eat junk food/drink, second parents can avoid been pester by kids in the supermarket cos the kid get less exposure of the products.

hi bro and sis am organising a family event for my company and wanting to get vendor to provide pop corn and candy floss services throughout the family event. i came across this website - www.eventguru.com.sg/ any other lobang that you use before? Appreciate sharing pls

Any bros can help? Tried searching online but to no avail. Either can only buy from overseas. I am looking for those park at one corner type of candy machines that can dispense M&Ms, gobstopper etc etc. take up a small space and only about 1.5m height maximum. I remember seeing a mentos grabber machine in United Square, but no available number to call either. Usually they should be paying a certain % of sales for rental of the space. Something similar below:

http://www.straitstimes.com/BreakingNews/S...ory_609606.html wonder if they will cancel the upgrade if they lost just like for potong pasir...

Source: http://www.channelnewsasia.com/stories/sin.../377459/1/.html SINGAPORE: Singapore's Agri-Food and Veterinary Authority (AVA) says its latest laboratory findings show that the "White Rabbit Creamy Candy" from China is also contaminated with melamine. It advises consumers who have bought the affected product not to consume them. The latest test results bring the total number of milk and related products from China imported into Singapore that are found to be contaminated with melamine to three. The other two affected products are "Yili Brand" Choice Dairy Fruit Bar Yogurt Flavoured Ice Confection" and "Dutch Lady" brand of strawberry flavoured milk. All the affected products have been recalled earlier. Since September 19, AVA has suspended the import and sale of all milk and milk products from China. These products include milk, ice-cream, yoghurt, confectionery such as chocolates, biscuits and sweets as well as any other products containing milk from China as an ingredient. Retailers and importers have been instructed to recall these products and withhold them from sale. As a precaution, consumers are also advised not to consume any milk or milk products from China. AVA says it will not hesitate to prosecute any retailer or importer who fails to remove these products from their shelves. Under the Sale of Food Act, anyone found selling unwholesome food can be fined up to $10,000 and/or sentenced to three months' jail, or both. Consumers who have any queries can call AVA's hotline at 6325-7625 during office hours (8.30am-6pm, Monday-Friday). - CNA/ir

Aug 7, 2008 Lead-tainted candy recalled by Johor firm UNSAFE FOR EATING: A batch of Ego Hao Jin Bang candy was found to contain too much lead. -- PHOTOS: AVA KUALA LUMPUR - A MALAYSIAN confectionery maker said yesterday it has recalled a brand of candy from global markets after California's health authorities found it contained too much lead. Ms Lina Gan, a manager at Kee Wee Hup Kee Food Manufacture in Johor, said the company stopped producing the Ego Hao Jin Bang candy a few months ago because of poor sales. The company immediately took steps to recall the remaining candies in domestic and global markets after it was notified about the unsafe lead levels on Monday by the Californian authorities. 'We have already recalled the product and we don't produce it any more,' Ms Gan said. She said the batch of Ego candies may have been contaminated during production, and an investigation was under way. According to its website, Kee Wee Hup Kee produces a wide range of products, including biscuits, dried food, preserved fruits and noodles, that are exported to markets in the United States, Europe and Asia. California's Department of Public Health issued a warning on Tuesday after a recent analysis found the Ego Hao Jin Bang candy contained up to 0.73 parts per million of lead. The state considers candy with lead levels of more than 0.1 parts per million to be contaminated. Lead can be particularly harmful for young children and developing foetuses, and could result in learning disabilities and behavioural disorders. ASSOCIATED PRESS http://www.straitstimes.com/Free/Sto...ry_265274.html