Danone has confirmed it halted distribution of a specialized infant formula batch destined for Singapore at the explicit request of the Singapore Food Agency (SFA). The French food maker identified the affected lot during routine quality checks after the SFA flagged a potential labeling discrepancy. Danone says the batch, produced at its Wuxi plant in China, represented approximately 150,000 units intended for the Singapore market. All product movement was suspended within 24 hours of the SFA notification. Danone is conducting additional internal testing to verify full compliance with Singapore’s Infant Nutrition Regulations and expects to share detailed findings with local authorities by early February. The company emphasized there have been no reports of health issues linked to the batch and that alternative formula supplies remain at Singaporean retailers to ensure uninterrupted availability for consumers.