The Food Safety and Standards Authority of India (FSSAI) has announced plans to conduct testing on products by leading brands MDH and Everest. This comes after reports of contamination prompted the withdrawal of these spice mixes from shelves in Hong Kong and Singapore. Let’s delve into the details of this issue and its implications for consumers.
READ MORESingapore has taken a proactive step by recalling India’s beloved Everest Masala amidst worries regarding its safety for consumption. The move comes after alarming levels of contaminants were detected in the spice blend during routine testing, prompting authorities to issue a warning to consumers.
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