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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...

New Delhi: Two manufacturing units of adulterated spices allegedly running in Karawal Nagar area of ​​the city were busted and three people arrested. Police gave this information on Sunday.He said that fifteen tonnes of adulterated Indian spices and raw materials were recovered from their...

New Delhi [India], Delhi Police's Crime Branch on Sunday arrested three people for operating two fake spice manufacturing units in Karawal Nagar area of ​​the city and recovered 15 tonnes of adulterated Indian spices and raw material. All three accused have been identified as Dilip Singh. alias...

The officials have also recovered 15 tonnes of adulterated spices and RA material from the possession of the accused identified as Dilip Singh alias. Bunty (46), Sarfaraz (32), and supplier Khurseed Malik (42). Spices include ground coriander, turmeric, dry mango powder and dried red chilli...

New Delhi: After launching a probe into alleged violations of norms in branded spices, food regulator FSSAI plans to start monitoring other food items like fortified rice, dairy products and spices sold in the domestic market.According to sources, the Food Safety and Standards Authority of...

New Delhi: India needs to address the quality issue with respect to its spice exports with urgency and transparency as ongoing quality concerns are putting more than half of the country's spice shipments at risk, a report said on Wednesday. Can put.Economic think tank Global Trade Research...

New Delhi: Leading spice brand MDH on Saturday assured consumers that its products are 100 per cent safe and rejected allegations by food regulators in Hong Kong and Singapore over the presence of certain pesticides in some of its products.Earlier this month, Hong Kong's Center for Food Safety...

New Delhi: Leading spice brand MDH on Saturday assured consumers that its products are 100 per cent safe and rejected allegations by food regulators in Hong Kong and Singapore over the presence of certain pesticides in some products.Earlier this month, Hong Kong's Center for Food Safety (CFS)...

VMP New Delhi [India], April 27: Join Akshay Mehndiratta As he embarks on an exciting culinary adventure across India, exploring the rich tapestry of flavors the country has to offer. From the robust, dairy-laden dishes of Punjab to the delicate mustard-laced flavors of Bengal and the...

New Delhi: As some spices from Indian brands MDH and Everest are facing a ban in Singapore and Hong Kong due to quality concerns, the Spices Board on Wednesday said it will start mandatory testing of such consignments sent to these two countries. Will do.The board, which comes under the...

New Delhi [India], April 23 : India's commerce and industry minister has launched an investigation into an alleged ban on certain spices manufactured by Indian companies such as MDH and Everest, in response to recent action by fu regulators in Singapore and Hong Kong, according to sources...

Amid quality concerns over its Everest spice-blend product in New Delhi, Singapore and Hong Kong, Everest Food Products on Tuesday said all its products are safe and of high quality.The company also said in a statement that Everest is not banned in any country, with only one of Everest's 60...

New Delhi, India, the world's largest producer, consumer and exporter of spices, has sought details from food safety regulators of Singapore and Hong Kong, which have banned some spices of Indian brands MDH and Everest due to qualitative concerns.The commerce ministry has also directed the...

New Delhi: Food safety regulator FSSAI has started taking samples of spices and powders of all brands, including MDH and Everest, from across the country in view of quality concerns by Singapore and Hong Kong, a government source said."In view of the current development, FSSAI is taking...

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...

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...

New Delhi, Domestic FMCG firm Dharampal Satyapal Group plans to spend around Rs 125 crore this fiscal on advertising, marketing, expanding distribution network in tier II and III cities and accelerated commerce for its core brand Catch Spices, which has Have entered Rs. 1,000 crore club, a...