SINGAPORE – Muslims preparing to break their fast can dig into a snack pack that will be given out at 60 FairPrice outlets throughout the Islamic holy month of Ramadan.
The snack pack – containing a drink and fruits or biscuits – will be given out daily by staff and volunteers about 30 minutes before it is time to break fast, and for another 30 minutes after.
Muslims can choose to get, for instance, an apple, dates or biscuits. Drinks they can choose from include lychee rose tea, milk or water.
In a statement on Feb 19, FairPrice Group said it is giving out 80,000 buka puasa refreshment sets in 2026, up from 75,000 sets in 2025. Buka puasa means break fast in Malay.
The initiative will run from Feb 19 to March 20, it added.
