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India, as the world’s leading producer, consumer, and exporter of spices, has requested information from food safety regulators in Singapore and Korea regarding the ban imposed on specific spices from Indian brands MDH and Everest due to quality concerns. The commerce ministry has instructed Indian embassies in both countries to submit detailed reports on the matter. Additionally, the ministry is seeking clarification from MDH and Everest regarding the alleged presence of pesticide ‘ethylene oxide’ beyond permissible limits in their banned products.
A TikTok video showcasing half-empty seasoning bottles at Costco has sparked debate. The TikToker questioned the value of paying for incomplete bottles, while others pointed out that spices are sold by weight, not volume. Experts explained that spice density affects the amount of spice that fits in a container and that spices settle after filling, creating the illusion of empty space. Costco shoppers also advised using spices within two to three years due to flavor loss.
