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Karachi, Pakistan – The Sindh Food Authority (SFA) has ordered an immediate recall of 11 popular snack products after they failed to meet safety standards in recent laboratory tests. The affected brands include well-known names such as Slanty and Potato Sticks.
The recall order was issued following tests conducted by a food testing laboratory at the University of Karachi. The SFA has given the manufacturer a three-day ultimatum to remove these products from store shelves or face legal consequences.
The full list of recalled snacks includes:
- Slanty Vegetable
- Snackers Hot Masala
- Snackers Pizza
- Twitch Classic
- Potato Sticks
- Cheese Ball Masala
- Cheese Balls Cheese
- Kai Korean Hot
- Kai Spicy Mala
- Kai Mala Wok
- Kai Korean Kimchi
These products were among 24 snack items submitted for registration with the SFA. However, nearly half failed to meet the required safety and quality benchmarks.
The SFA cited potential health risks to consumers and violations of the Sindh Food Authority Act as reasons for the recall. This action is part of the authority’s ongoing efforts to ensure food safety in the region.
Consumers who have purchased these products are advised not to consume them. The SFA continues to monitor the situation and enforce strict food safety regulations to protect public health.
This recall serves as a reminder of the importance of rigorous food safety testing and compliance in the snack food industry. The SFA remains committed to maintaining high standards for all food products available in the market.
