ethylene

  1. GAIL to set up 1500 KTA ethane cracker project in Madhya Pradesh

    GAIL to set up 1500 KTA ethane cracker project in Madhya Pradesh

    New Delhi [India], GAIL (India) Limited has announced its intention to set up a 1500 KTA (kiloton per annum) ethane cracker project at Ashta, located in Sehore district of Madhya Pradesh.According to a press release, the project is expected to boost production of various ethylene derivatives...
  2. L&T sent ethylene oxide reactor to China

    L&T sent ethylene oxide reactor to China

    New Delhi: Infrastructure major Larsen & Toubro (L&T) on Wednesday said it has shipped the world's heaviest ethylene oxide reactor - a vital component in petrochemical plants - to China.The reactors were sent by the heavy engineering vertical of Larsen Toubro (L&T) for a project of chemical...
  3. FSSAI finds no trace of ethylene oxide in 28 lab reports from MDH, Everest spices samples

    FSSAI finds no trace of ethylene oxide in 28 lab reports from MDH, Everest spices samples

    New Delhi: Food regulator FSSAI has found no trace of ethylene oxide in samples of spices from two leading brands MDH and Everest, which were tested at 2 accredited laboratories, sources said.According to him, reports from six other laboratories are still pending.Last month, the Food Safety...
  4. Food regulator finds no trace of ethylene oxide in Indian spices

    Food regulator finds no trace of ethylene oxide in Indian spices

    According to the analysis report, extensive testing found no trace of ethylene oxide (ETO) in samples collected from several states.The rigorous process of testing of ethylene oxide was carried out in NABL-accredited laboratories notified by FSSAI.The food regulator also took samples of 300...
  5. FSSAI finds Indian spices free from ethylene oxide contamination in nationwide testing

    FSSAI finds Indian spices free from ethylene oxide contamination in nationwide testing

    By Shalini Bhardwaj New Delhi [India], The Food Safety and Standards Authority of India (FSSAI) has announced that extensive testing of spice samples across the country has found no trace of the cancer-causing chemical ethylene oxide (ETO). . According to sources, the investigation was initiated...
  6. Government is working with spice manufacturers to ensure ETO standard compliance; Everest asked to take corrective action

    Government is working with spice manufacturers to ensure ETO standard compliance; Everest asked to take corrective action

    New Delhi: The government has found that some samples of Everest Spices were non-compliant under strict standards (0.1 mg per kg) regarding presence of ethylene oxide and has asked it to take corrective measures, an official said on Monday. Said.The government has conducted these tests in the...
  7. 'Government has come out with detailed guidelines to prevent EtO contamination in spices exported from India'

    'Government has come out with detailed guidelines to prevent EtO contamination in spices exported from India'

    New Delhi: India has come out with detailed guidelines to prevent ETO (ethylene oxide - a carcinogenic chemical) contamination in spices for export, an official said on Monday.The government has taken other preventive measures such as mandatory testing of spices exported to Singapore and Hong...
  8. Nepal returns to locally produced spices after ethylene oxide scare

    Nepal returns to locally produced spices after ethylene oxide scare

    By Binod Prasad Adhikari Kathmandu [Nepal] Nepali consumers are now returning to locally manufacturing and packaging spices after the government banned Indian spices after high levels of ethylene oxide were found in several countries. The ancient market of Asson, which hosts a range of spices...
  9. FSSAI alerts traders to ensure compliance with prohibition of calcium carbide in ripening fruits

    FSSAI alerts traders to ensure compliance with prohibition of calcium carbide in ripening fruits

    New Delhi [India], Food Safety and Standards Authority of India (FSSAI) has directed traders, fruit handlers and food businesses operating fruit ripening chambers to ensure strict compliance with the ban on calcium carbide for artificial ripening of fruits. Have given instructions. Operators...
  10. FSSAI asks fruit traders, food businesses not to use banned product 'Calcium Carbide' for ripening fruits

    FSSAI asks fruit traders, food businesses not to use banned product 'Calcium Carbide' for ripening fruits

    New Delhi, Food regulator FSSAI has asked traders and food business operators not to use banned product 'Calcium Carbide' for ripening fruits.In an official statement, the Food Safety and Standards Authority of India (FSSAI) said it has "revised the ban on calcium carbide for artificial...
  11. FISS says on ban on spices, 'Ethylene oxide treatment is done only for people's health'

    FISS says on ban on spices, 'Ethylene oxide treatment is done only for people's health'

    Ahmedabad [India], The Federation of Indian Spice Stakeholders has stepped in to counter the ban on Indian spices in Singapore and Hong Kong, following which Nepal recently said that ethylene oxide (ETO) treatment would be necessary to protect people from harmful effects. Is done for. Speaking...
  12. Nepal bans sale of Indian spice-blend products due to quality concerns

    Nepal bans sale of Indian spice-blend products due to quality concerns

    After Kathmandu, Singapore and Hong Kong, Nepal has also banned the sale and import of some spice-blend products manufactured by Indian brands over alleged quality concerns.Four spice-blend products from MDH and Everest were banned in the Himalayan nation from Friday due to suspected ethylene...
  13. India's spice exports could fall 40 percent if EtO contamination problem not addressed quickly: FISS

    India's spice exports could fall 40 percent if EtO contamination problem not addressed quickly: FISS

    AHMEDABAD: India's spice exports face a decline of nearly 40 per cent in FY2025 if the issue of ethylene oxide or ETO contamination in spices for export is not resolved as soon as possible, the Federation of Indian Spices Stakeholders (FISS) said on Friday. Can come.The statement comes in the...
  14. Nepal bans 'Everest, MDH Masala' brands, starts testing for ethylene oxide

    Nepal bans 'Everest, MDH Masala' brands, starts testing for ethylene oxide

    KATHMANDU [Nepal], 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 testing for ethylene oxide levels, an official told ANI. Confirmed that Nepal has banned both these spices. The brands...
  15. UK watchdog says extra control measures in place for Indian spices

    UK watchdog says extra control measures in place for Indian spices

    LONDON: The UK's Food Standards Agency (FSA) on Thursday clarified that it has additional control measures in place for pesticide residues in Indian spices since earlier this year.Rejecting reports of any additional steps being taken recently, the country's food watchdog said it has an early...
  16. New Zealand investigating presence of 'cancer-causing' agent in some MDH and Everest spices

    New Zealand investigating presence of 'cancer-causing' agent in some MDH and Everest spices

    Last month, food regulators in Hong Kong, Singapore and Australia again warned against using some of MDH and Everest's products over the presence of ethylene oxide at "levels exceeding permissible limits".According to reports, now New Zealand food security has also joined their concerns...
  17. American Spice Trade Association seeks clarification on ethylene oxide residues in Indian spices

    American Spice Trade Association seeks clarification on ethylene oxide residues in Indian spices

    New Delhi [India], American Spice Trade Association (ASTA), Secretary Dr. K., on media reports of presence of ethylene oxide (ETO) residues in Indian spices. The Indian Spices Board, AST, said, "The American Spice Trade Association is aware of recent media reports on the rejection of Indian...
  18. Food regulator FSSAI to test MDH and Everest spices, recently banned in Singapore and Hong Kong

    Food regulator FSSAI to test MDH and Everest spices, recently banned in Singapore and Hong Kong

    New Delhi [India] 22 April : After Singapore and Hong Kong banned the sale of MDH and Everest spices in their country, India's food regulator Food Safety and Standards Authority of India (FSSAI) has decided to test the samples in India. Top government sources told ANI that the FSSAI team is...
  19. Spices Board investigating S'por, Hong Kong's ban on some MDH and Everest products due to quality concerns

    Spices Board investigating S'por, Hong Kong's ban on some MDH and Everest products due to quality concerns

    NEW DELHI: The Spices Board of India on Monday said it is considering a ban imposed by Hong Kong and Singapore on the sale of four spice-blend products of Indian brands MDH and Everest that reportedly contain pesticide 'ethylene' in excess of permissible limits. Oxide'.While Hong Kong's food...
  20. From breast cancer to brain, DNA damage – here's how ethylene oxide can affect your health

    From breast cancer to brain, DNA damage – here's how ethylene oxide can affect your health

    Carcinogen found in four products of two big spice brands in India,What is ethylene oxide?The Spices Board, under the Ministry of Commerce and Industry, defines ethylene oxide as "flammable, colorless gas at temperatures above 10.7 Celsius".It acts as a "disinfectant, fumigant...
Back
Top