MDH Everest masala row is heating day by day. Know the details below; The spice exports regulator in India is urging MDH and Everest to share information about their quality checks in light of recent concerns about pesticide levels in their products.
MDH Everest masala row
This comes as Hong Kong has banned these products. It is due to fears that they may contain excessive amounts of a pesticide known to cause cancer. Specifically, Hong Kong authorities stopped the sale of three MDH spice blends. One Everest spice mix for fish curries after tests revealed high levels of the harmful pesticide. In response, Singapore also issued a warning advising consumers not to consume the Everest spice mix. Singapore has requested that it be removed from store shelves. This incident has raised concerns about the safety and quality of spices produced by these popular brands. It is prompting calls for greater transparency and accountability in the industry. The regulator’s request for information on quality checks is aimed at ensuring that such incidents do not occur in the future. The consumers can have confidence in the products they purchase. The products of the companies have gained immense popularity in India. They have been exported to various countries across Europe, Asia, and North America. Indian food authorities have initiated quality inspections on MDH and Everest spices as well. A senior official from the Spices Board of India is responsible for monitoring quality standards and testing protocols. It is mentioned on Tuesday that the companies have been requested to provide details on the testing procedures of their products and ensure compliance with all regulations.
