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[ad_1] In order to test spices for ethylene oxide (ETO) residue, the Food and Drugs Control Administration in Gujarat and the Food Safety and Standards Authority of India (FSSAI) have collected over 300 samples from various entities, including those from 13...
[ad_1] The Spices Board has taken up with CODEX, the international food standards body, the crucial issue of setting limits for ethylene oxide (ETO) usage in spices. The follows the recall of certain branded spices exported by Indian companies to...
[ad_1] The All India Consumer Products Distributors Federation(AICPDF) has cautioned distributors to limit stocking of packaged spices products in an advisory sent out to its members. The advisory comes at a time when some of the Indian spice brands are...
[ad_1] India Pepper and Spice Trade Association (IPSTA) has urged the Spices Board, FSSAI and traders association to work together to allow ethylene oxide (ETO) as per requirement of importing countries and remove misconceptions that ETO is a pesticide. ETO...
[ad_1] The B2B cross-border agri trade startup Hectar Global has announced its expansion into the Bangladesh market to strengthen its downstream trade capabilities. A media statement said this move is in line with Hectar’s global expansion strategy, which is to...
[ad_1] The Food Safety and Standards Authority of India (FSSAI) on Sunday, said that India has “one of the most stringent standards of Maximum Residue Limits (MRL) for pesticides in the world.” It added that MRLs are dynamic in nature...
[ad_1] In response to recent bans imposed by Singapore and Hong Kong on specific spice exports due to the presence of ethylene oxide, the All India Spices Exporters Forum (AISEF) has stepped forward to address concerns regarding food safety and...
[ad_1] The Food Safety and Standards of Authority of India (FSSAI) has asked States to focus on “comprehensive and exhaustive” testing of spice product samples on various safety and quality parameters besides ethylene oxide in the ongoing pan-India enforcement drive....
[ad_1] Ministry seeks details from the two firms whose products have been banned for allegedly containing ethylene oxide beyond permissible limits With certain spices from Indian brands MDH and Everest facing a ban in Singapore and Hong Kong owing to...
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