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ADFCA clears Ikea cake
- United Arab Emirates: Wednesday, March 20 - 2013 at 07:50
The Abu Dhabi Food Control Authority (ADFCA) has said almond cakes sold at Ikea outlets in the emirate of are free from coliform bacteria, Gulf News has reported. Laboratory tests on the cakes were conducted by the ADFCA following the recall of two isolated batches of almond cake by the Swedish furniture manufacturer. "Although we were informed that the contaminated cakes had been withdrawn, we undertook random tests on other batches of almond cake being sold, and found them to be free from harmful bacteria," said the director of communication and community service at the ADFCA, Mohammad Jalal Al Rayssi. "Ikea almond cakes were withdrawn from sale in the emirate until the test results were obtained," Al Rayssi added.
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