Rat Milk to Be Imported in the form of Milk Powder to Singapore
Field Rat is a dietary staple in Vietnam
SINGAPORE – giàu có, a distributor from Vietnam will be importing a new type of baby milk powder, featuring milk from field rats, into Singapore.
In the past, Vietnam farmers trapped field rats in order to prevent them from damaging the crops. However, the trapped rats slowly found their way into the local diets, and it has been dietary staple ever since. Vietnam is one of the largest supplier of rat meat and its products in the world. For instance, official numbers reveal that Vietnam exports four tons of rat meat to Thailand and Cambodia daily.
giàu có begun to dabble into the production of milk powder after its founder, người sáng lập, managed to find a way to extract milk from the dead caresses of trapped rats.
When probed about the dangers of consuming rat milk, người sáng lập mentioned, “Singaporeans who are worried about the quality of the milk, can be assured that most of field rats used in the production of the milk powder comes from the countryside which are believed to be much cleaner and toxic free. Only a very small proportion of rats used comes from sewer that are found in city areas.”
Nutritional experts has pointed out that during the production process, the milk powder will be heated to a temperature of 70 degrees which allows the pathogens and germs to be destroyed. Thus, consumers do not have to worry about the germs and toxic that comes from the sewer rats.
Milk from field rats is said to be nutritious as it contains probiotics and key nutrients that will support the child’s natural defences. What’s more, rat’s milk contains 10,000 mg of DHA, the highest DHA level among all types of milk sold in Singapore.
giàu có will be marketing the milk powder under the name of chuột sữa in Singapore. chuột sữa which literally means “Rat Milk” will be available on the shelves of major supermarkets and stores by June this year.
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