Last month, Singapore and Hong Kong halted sales of some spices produced by Indian companies MDH and Everest over suspected elevated levels of ethylene oxide, a cancer-causing pesticide.
MDH, a prominent spice brand, issued a statement on Saturday, assuring consumers of the complete safety of its products and dismissing allegations made by food regulators in Hong Kong and ...
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India to conduct quality checks on MDH and Everest products for cancer-causing pesticide: ReportIndian authorities have decided to take action against popular Indian spice brands which were recently banned by Hong Kong and Singapore over quality concerns, news agency Reuters reported on ...
FSSAI confirms no ethylene oxide in MDH and Everest spices after testing; orders nationwide inspections. Spices Board mandates EtO testing for exports to Singapore and Hong Kong. Food regulators ...
FSSAI confirms no ethylene oxide in MDH and Everest spices after testing; orders nationwide inspections. Spices Board mandates EtO testing for exports to Singapore and Hong Kong. The minister said ...
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