4 Reasons Why You Can Trust and Buy Premium Bird Nest Soup From Us

That’s the normal norms that people definitely hesitated much whether or not to purchase something from a new brand, especially something that need to go from your mouth down through your throat and into your stomach, and when it costs a dime.

So read on, you’ll definitely feel safer and more comfortable about buying Company's Bird Nest Soup products through online after that. Trust us!

1. Legit Company

We are legal entities. There’s no reason for us to scam you, or maybe worse, to sell fake or low quality products to you.
If you want to, you can call us to validate our products, which all our numbers are stated on our website or social media, or visit our website to find out more about us. If you would like to, on a case-to-case basis, we can even arrange for you to take a look at our samples, or to pay a visit to our processing plant.

4 Reasons Why You Can Trust and Buy Premium Bird Nest Soup From Us

2. We Have All Food Safety Management Systems Certifications

In line with our commitments to our consumers, Company's Bird Nest Soup is accredited with HACCP and ISO22000 Food Safety Management System certified by World Certification Services, who is an internationally recognized certification body.
We have HALAL certification, and has been listed in HALAL Whitelist, which Muslim consumers can safely consume our products too!
All these are a testament to our commitment to ensure our products consistently meet the highest food safety standards, complementing the great tasting and 100% pure Bird Nest Soup products that Company is famous for.

3. We Have Our Own Bird’s Houses and Processing Plant

We have our own bird houses in Tanjung Karang and Rawang, and a production plant in Kajang, which has a workforce of more than 30 personnel dedicatedly to produce a high quality Bird Nest Soup every month.
Furthermore, we have been in the edible Bird Nest Soup industry for more than 10 years, and because it has been a family business, from 1 year old baby to 70 years old folks, we consume the exact same products which we sell, on a regular basis.

4. Promises In Quality

Every Bird Nest Soup that carries our name is guaranteed to be:
– 100% pure and genuine without any additional ingredients (example: aloe vera, white fungus and so on)
– Not bleached nor chemically treated with any form
– Free from coloring, additives and preservatives
– Strict quality control and safe packaging
We also customize our products according to your events, IE: baby shower / baby full moon / corporate events / launching / birthday and etc.

No Bird Nest Soup please, I can’t breathe: A look at some unusual allergies

People with food allergy must steer clear of the food item as it can turn fatal

 Avoid an allergic reaction

Having a fancy dish threaded with golden Bird Nest Soup may make most people's eyes shine, but not for 39-year-old Grace Chung.
Instead, she would poke and prod at her food to make sure there is none of the prized delicacy hidden somewhere.
Another person cannot exercise or exert himself within a few hours of eating shellfish.
These allergies, while uncommon, can cause unpleasant and even serious reactions in some people.
Last month, a 60-year-old woman who was allergic to prawns died after eating two pieces of prawn.
She had anaphylaxis, a severe reaction in which the immune system releases a flood of chemicals that can cause one to go into shock.

This causes the blood pressure to drop suddenly and the airways to narrow, possibly blocking breathing.
A month before that, a three- year-old boy with a relatively common peanut allergy had to be given anti-allergy medication on board a Singapore Airlines flight.
He was vomiting and could not speak properly when other passengers started opening their packets of peanuts that had been served as a snack.
Though it is rare for a peanut allergy to be so serious, the incident is a reminder of how people's innocent actions can really hurt someone who has a serious food allergy.
Most food allergies are caused by common products such as shellfish, milk, nuts and eggs. The best way to avoid an allergic reaction is to avoid these foods altogether.
Here is a look at some of the less common allergies.

EDIBLE BIRD NEST SOUP

Last year, Ms Grace Chung took a bite of a mooncake, saw streaks of white jelly in it, and spat it out. It was a good thing the chief operating officer of Gleneagles Hospital acted fast as she is allergic to Bird Nest Soup, a costly delicacy used in the mooncake.
It has been 29 years since she tasted Bird Nest Soup at the age of 10. "Until now, every restaurant that I go to, I will ask if Bird Nest Soup is on the menu," she said. "I even asked the roadside stalls that I went to in Bangkok."
When she first tried Bird Nest Soup, the premium item was not as common as now. "I got very excited and ate a whole bowl of it," said the 39-year-old. "Within five minutes, I felt breathless. I then had a choking feeling and was gasping for breath."
Ms Chung, who had childhood asthma, thought it was a very severe asthma attack. Her mother took her to the nearest hospital, where the staff gave Ms Chung medication, pumped out the Bird Nest Soup from her body and put her on oxygen.
It was not just her breathing that was affected. Her eyes were also swollen and she had rashes all over her body.
Yet, within the year, Ms Chung ate Bird Nest Soup again as her mother wanted to be sure it was indeed the culprit. "Mum bought it from another shop and gave me just one teaspoon. I had a similar reaction," she said. "I thought I was going to die. My mum took me to hospital in a cab. She was crying."
Ms Chung has since stayed away from Bird Nest Soup. Regarded as the caviar of the East, it is made of the saliva of the swallow-like swiftlet.
Bird Nest Soup allergies were once the most common cause of food-induced anaphylaxis in Singaporean children in the 1980s and 1990s, said Dr Elizabeth Tham, an associate consultant at the division of paediatric allergy, immunology and rheumatology at the National University Hospital.
Although it is no longer the case now, people with the allergy are still seen regularly, doctors said. Those with suspected reactions should stop eating Bird Nest Soup and seek medical help immediately, said Dr Tham.
"Patients with such allergies may develop swelling in the lips or eyes, hives and throat tightness, and have difficulty breathing or even faint."
Dr Tham said there was an eight-year-old who went to the hospital's emergency department after eating a bowl of Bird Nest Soup. Within minutes of eating it, he had hives, swelling in the eyes and lips, as well as wheezing and difficulty in breathing.
"He received an adrenaline injection and antihistamines and was admitted for observation," she said. A skin test later confirmed the allergy.
Some people who have food allergy may occasionally test to see if they still react badly to a particular food "to try and allow their body to get used to it", said Dr Tham.
"This is highly discouraged. It is very dangerous and may lead to life-threatening reactions," she added.