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Spice Row: Food Authority Finds No Trace Of Toxins In MDH, Everest Spice Samples
The laboratory reports received so far were conducted by the scientific panel at FSSAI. Read on.
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Nepal Bans Indian Spice Brands Everest And MDH Amid Contamination Row
Nepal's Department of Food Technology and Quality Control has banned the import, consumption and sale of two Indian spice brands Everest and MDH as it starts test for levels of ethylene oxide, an official confirmed to ANI.
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UK Watchdog Applies "Extra Control" Measures On Indian Spices Amid Row
Britain's food watchdog has applied extra control measures on all spice imports from India, it said on Wednesday, becoming the first to ramp up scrutiny of all Indian spices after contamination allegations against two brands sparked concerns among gl
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MDH Faced US Rejections Before Being Suspended In Hong Kong: Report
Popular Indian spice brand MDH, under scrutiny for alleged contamination in some products, has since 2021 seen an average 14.5 per cent of its US shipments rejected due to the presence of bacteria, a Reuters analysis of US regulatory data found.
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All About MDH And Everest, 2 Iconic Indian Spice Brands Under Scrutiny
For decades, India's spice makers MDH and Everest have been ubiquitous in kitchens around the world with their products being essential ingredients in chicken and fish curries and vegetable dishes.
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Food Authority Denies Claims Of High Pesticide Residue In Spices As Baseless
This comes amid the reports of the ban imposed by Hong Kong on some spice mixes of two leading Indian brands on the alleged presence of ethylene oxide in samples.
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India Widens Probe Into Spice Mix Manufacturers Amid Contamination Concerns
India's food safety regulator said on Thursday it had ordered testing and inspections at all companies making spice mixes, widening an investigation into the sector as global regulators look into suspected contamination in two popular local brands.
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"Untrue, Lacks Evidence": MDH On Presence Of Ethylene Oxide In Its Spices
MDH, a leading spice brand, on Saturday assured consumers that its products are 100 per cent safe and rejected the allegations of the presence of certain pesticides in some products by Hong Kong and Singapore food regulators.
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Gathering Data From Hong Kong, Singapore: Spices Board On MDH, Everest Ban
As the row surrounding some products of Indian brands MDH and Everest being banned in Hong Kong and Singapore over the alleged presence of harmful compounds continues to simmer, the Spices Board has said it is gathering information from both places.
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Ban On MDH, Everest Masala: India Seeks Details From Singapore, Hong Kong Food Regulators
India, the world's largest producer, consumer and exporter of spices, has sought details from food safety regulators of Singapore and Hong Kong, which has banned certain spices of Indian brands MDH and Everest.
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Indian Spice Brands Row : Food Authority To Check Quality Of Spices Sold In India
The food authority mentioned that they will only look into the quality of the spices sold in the Indian domestic market. Read on for details.
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"Not Banned, 1 Product Recalled In Singapore": Spice Brand Everest Amid Row
Spice brand Everest refuted reports that its products have been banned in Singapore and Hong Kong after food regulators in Hong Kong and Singapore red-flagged a cancer-causing ingredient in certain products of two popular Indian spice brands.
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Centre's Action After Indian Spice Brands Recalled In Hong Kong, Singapore
The government has ordered food commissioners to collect samples of spices from all the manufacturing units in the country, sources said
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After Singapore, Hong Kong Bans Sale Of MDH, Everest Spices
Hong Kong has banned the sale of popular Indian spice brands MDH Pvt. and Everest Food Products Pvt. after the alleged detection of the carcinogenic pesticide ethylene oxide in several spice mixes.
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MDH Owner Dharampal Gulati Dies At 97, Here's How Social Media Reacted
MDH Owner Dharampal Gulati passed away at the age of 97 on Thursday, 3rd December 2020. Here's how social media reacted.
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Spice Row: Food Authority Finds No Trace Of Toxins In MDH, Everest Spice Samples
The laboratory reports received so far were conducted by the scientific panel at FSSAI. Read on.
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Nepal Bans Indian Spice Brands Everest And MDH Amid Contamination Row
Nepal's Department of Food Technology and Quality Control has banned the import, consumption and sale of two Indian spice brands Everest and MDH as it starts test for levels of ethylene oxide, an official confirmed to ANI.
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UK Watchdog Applies "Extra Control" Measures On Indian Spices Amid Row
Britain's food watchdog has applied extra control measures on all spice imports from India, it said on Wednesday, becoming the first to ramp up scrutiny of all Indian spices after contamination allegations against two brands sparked concerns among gl
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MDH Faced US Rejections Before Being Suspended In Hong Kong: Report
Popular Indian spice brand MDH, under scrutiny for alleged contamination in some products, has since 2021 seen an average 14.5 per cent of its US shipments rejected due to the presence of bacteria, a Reuters analysis of US regulatory data found.
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All About MDH And Everest, 2 Iconic Indian Spice Brands Under Scrutiny
For decades, India's spice makers MDH and Everest have been ubiquitous in kitchens around the world with their products being essential ingredients in chicken and fish curries and vegetable dishes.
-
Food Authority Denies Claims Of High Pesticide Residue In Spices As Baseless
This comes amid the reports of the ban imposed by Hong Kong on some spice mixes of two leading Indian brands on the alleged presence of ethylene oxide in samples.
-
India Widens Probe Into Spice Mix Manufacturers Amid Contamination Concerns
India's food safety regulator said on Thursday it had ordered testing and inspections at all companies making spice mixes, widening an investigation into the sector as global regulators look into suspected contamination in two popular local brands.
-
"Untrue, Lacks Evidence": MDH On Presence Of Ethylene Oxide In Its Spices
MDH, a leading spice brand, on Saturday assured consumers that its products are 100 per cent safe and rejected the allegations of the presence of certain pesticides in some products by Hong Kong and Singapore food regulators.
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Gathering Data From Hong Kong, Singapore: Spices Board On MDH, Everest Ban
As the row surrounding some products of Indian brands MDH and Everest being banned in Hong Kong and Singapore over the alleged presence of harmful compounds continues to simmer, the Spices Board has said it is gathering information from both places.
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Ban On MDH, Everest Masala: India Seeks Details From Singapore, Hong Kong Food Regulators
India, the world's largest producer, consumer and exporter of spices, has sought details from food safety regulators of Singapore and Hong Kong, which has banned certain spices of Indian brands MDH and Everest.
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Indian Spice Brands Row : Food Authority To Check Quality Of Spices Sold In India
The food authority mentioned that they will only look into the quality of the spices sold in the Indian domestic market. Read on for details.
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"Not Banned, 1 Product Recalled In Singapore": Spice Brand Everest Amid Row
Spice brand Everest refuted reports that its products have been banned in Singapore and Hong Kong after food regulators in Hong Kong and Singapore red-flagged a cancer-causing ingredient in certain products of two popular Indian spice brands.
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Centre's Action After Indian Spice Brands Recalled In Hong Kong, Singapore
The government has ordered food commissioners to collect samples of spices from all the manufacturing units in the country, sources said
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After Singapore, Hong Kong Bans Sale Of MDH, Everest Spices
Hong Kong has banned the sale of popular Indian spice brands MDH Pvt. and Everest Food Products Pvt. after the alleged detection of the carcinogenic pesticide ethylene oxide in several spice mixes.
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MDH Owner Dharampal Gulati Dies At 97, Here's How Social Media Reacted
MDH Owner Dharampal Gulati passed away at the age of 97 on Thursday, 3rd December 2020. Here's how social media reacted.
