Sattvik Certifications Singapore Certifies the Hawker Centre "My Happy Belly" under the Category Sattvik-Vegetarian

Jul 10, 2023

Sattvik Certifications Singapore (www.scsg.sg), World’s first leading Vegetarian/Vegan food and lifestyle certification, officially launched in the South-East Asia market, has a registered corporate office in Singapore.

Singapore, Singapore Jul 9, 2023 (Issuewire.com) - Sattvik Certifications Singapore https://www.scsg.sg has exclusively "Sattvik Certified" another hawker center called "My Happy Belly" owned by Mrs. Suman Sharma located at 25 Tampines Street 82, Singapore, 528988 emphasizing that all the meals have been cooked in compliance with Sattvik Management Standards ensuring 100 percent vegetarian processing and utilization of the food products.

"My Happy Belly is one of the famous vegetarian hawker centers in Singapore's East - Tampines. It's the only place where I always place orders for catering for my event. Today is a more proud moment for me that happy Belly got Sattvik certified. One of the best things about Happy Belly is the fresh food with delicious taste. I hope with the addition of Sattvik certification, Vegetarian people get the reassurance that they were always looking for. At SCSG, we describe vegetarian food safety as large and transformative, all the global forces that define the reassurance needed for vegetarian/vegan communities" says Venkat Kumar (Director of Sattvik Certifications Singapore).

I am happy to certify my outlet as Sattvik certified, as there are some days where Buddhist People visit my outlet and ask for onion and garlic-free food too. In addition, we were only using Vegetarian ingredients in the food, but with this trademark now we don't have to answer anymore, people can just see the sattvik logo and can be assured," says Suman Sharma (Owner of My Happy Belly).

This certification marks a huge benchmark where significant parts of Singapore's population are Indian and Malaysian, many of whom are vegetarian. Additionally, large parts of the Chinese communities are Buddhists who also enjoy vegetarian and vegan diets, but till now there was no reassurance/trademark that states "100% pure vegetarian".