Chewing gum illegal in Singapore

Posted by Crusoe on May 11, 2009

Yesterday a friend informed me that Chewing Gum cannot be bought in Singapore. Apparently, it was banned 12 years ago after someone stuck a wad of chewing gum in a commuter train causing severe delays.

However, it is possible to get it for therapeutic value although I believe you need to be referred by a doctor! Thats a lot of effort just to get gum.

As of yet there is no black market trade in Singapore of chewing gum. Maybe I’ve found a niche point for business after I complete my degree?

The good news is travellers are allowed to bring in their own supply. Looks like I’ll be stocking up in Malaysia before I cross the border.

You wont find this in Singapore!

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2 Responses to Chewing gum illegal in Singapore

  1. Mossie`Ol Chin

    haha…. stocking up, that’s what the locals do as well when they hop over for a visit.

  2. KonstantinMiller

    How soon will you update your blog? I’m interested in reading some more information on this issue.

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