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April 28, 2024

News Desk

India’s MDH says its spices are safe after quality claims

BENGALURU: Indian spice maker MDH said its products are safe for consumption and the company has not received any communication from regulators and authorities in Hong Kong or Singapore about alleged contamination in its products. This month Hong Kong suspended sales of three MDH spice blends and one Everest spice blend for fish curry. Singapore also ordered a recall of Everest spice mix, saying it contains high levels of ethylene oxide, which is unfit for human consumption and poses a cancer risk with long-term exposure. “We assure our buyers and consumers that we do not use ethylene oxide at any

April 27, 2024

News Desk

US food regulator collects information on Indian spices after alleged contamination

HYDERABAD, INDIA: The US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) is collecting information on products from Indian spice makers MDH and Everest after Hong Kong halted sales of some of their products for allegedly containing high levels of a cancer-causing pesticide. “The FDA is aware of the reports and is gathering additional information about the situation,” an FDA spokesman said Reuters the manufacture. This month Hong Kong suspended sales of three MDH spice blends and one Everest spice blend for fish curry. Singapore also ordered a recall of Everest spice mix, saying it contains high levels of ethylene oxide, which is

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