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Here are 2 entries for banned food & drink in Singapore: what was banned, when, why, and whether the ban is still in force. Tap any item for the full story.
SingaporeRestrictedChewing gumSale and import banned in 1992 to stop litter; therapeutic gum has been sold in pharmacies since 2004.Food & DrinkSince 1992Details →SingaporeRestrictedDurian on public transportIts strong smell led transport operators to bar the fruit from trains and buses.Food & DrinkDetails →
Frequently Asked Questions
What food & drink are banned in Singapore?
Our list has 2 banned or restricted food & drink in Singapore, including Chewing gum (1992) and Durian on public transport.
Is this list up to date?
We review entries regularly and add new bans as they happen. Laws change, so check an official government source before you travel or act on this information.
Laws change often and many bans have exceptions. This list is for general information, not legal or travel advice. Check official government sources before you travel. Last updated: 12/10/2026.