SINGAPORE, Jan. 31 -- The Singapore Food Agency (SFA) has ordered two additional Dumex Dulac infant formula products to be withdrawn from sale after detecting the cereulide toxin in recent tests.

SFA and the Communicable Diseases Agency (CDA) said in a joint statement, reported by the Straits Times, that two more children who consumed the implicated batches developed mild symptoms linked to cereulide exposure.

The agencies said "all the cases have since recovered," bringing the total number of affected children to three.

They said the latest recall follows the completion of SFA's testing of all infant formula products available at major retailers in Singapore.

According to the statement, both newly identified batches may have used the...