Report The Spices Board, in collaboration with FSSAI and other regulatory bodies, is tightening food safety regulations in India’s spice industry. Secretary P. Hemalatha announced measures to introduce more stringent rules, including mandatory ethylene oxide (ETO) testing for EU exports, ensuring higher compliance and safety standards. Global Standards and Food Safety Compliance To harmonize global
READ MOREReport The Ministry of Commerce confirmed that Indian spices are not banned in Singapore or Hong Kong, despite some quality concerns. Minister of State for Health Prataprao Jadhav informed Lok Sabha on Friday that food safety authorities in these countries had previously recalled specific batches of Indian spice mixtures due to ethylene oxide (EtO) levels
READ MOREIn recent years, concerns regarding food safety have gained significant attention worldwide. The European Union (EU), known for its rigorous food safety standards, conducts regular audits to ensure the safety and quality of imported food products. In a recent audit, the EU has focused its attention on the presence of ethylene oxide and Salmonella in
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