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MDH, Everest Masala Row: US FDA investigates Indian spice makers following bans in Hong Kong and Singapore

MDH, a prominent spice brand, has reassured consumers of the safety of its products amid allegations by food regulators in Hong Kong and Singapore regarding the presence of certain pesticides.

MDH says reports on contaminated masalas are baseless, says its spices are safe

Addressing the alleged presence of ethylene oxide (ETO), MDH stated, "these claims are untrue and lack any substantiating evidence." The company emphasized that neither the Spice Board of India nor the food regulator FSSAI had received any correspondence or test reports from authorities in Hong Kong or Singapore. MDH reaffired its compliance with health and safety standards both domestically and internationally, highlighting its tagline, 'Asli Masale Sach Sach, MDH MDH' ('Real Spices of India'), as a reflection of its dedication to providing authentic, high-quality spices.

spices | MDH says its products are 100 per cent safe; rejects pesticide allegations by Hong Kong and Singapore food regulators

'Untrue': MDH denies pesticide allegations after foreign food regulators recall masala products

MDH said the allegations are baseless, unsubstantiated and without concrete evidence

'We do not use ethylene oxide': MDH refutes cancer-causing pesticide allegations

The CFS issued a warning against the sale and purchase of MDH's Madras Curry Powder and Sambhar Masala, as well as Everest's Fish Curry Masala

MDH reassures safety of spice products amid allegations, denies pesticide presence

MDH reiterated its commitment to the safety and quality of its products, asserting that it does not utilize ethylene oxide at any stage of storing, processing, or packaging its spices.

MDH, Everest spice row: MDH denies pesticide allegations, assures users of safety

MDH Dismisses Pesticides Allegations From Food Regulators, Assures Product Safety

MDH clarified in their statement that they havent been contacted by food safety regulators in Hong Kong or Singapore

Maldives bans Indian spice brands Everest and MDH over claims of cancer-causing pesticide

Hong Kong and Singapore earlier this month banned the sale of MDH and Everest, claiming that they detected the presence of carcinogenic pesticide ethylene oxide in several spice mixes.

MDH denies use of carcinogenic ingredients after Hong Kong, Singapore ban Indian spices