Everest has denied reports of a ban on its products in Singapore and Hong Kong. The Indian government has ordered the collection of spice samples from all manufacturing units following concerns raised by food regulators in both regions. Ethylene oxide, a cancer-causing agent, was found in certain products of MDH and Everest, leading to warnings from Hong Kong and Singapore food regulators. Ethylene oxide is banned in food items in India, and the government has emphasized taking strict action against harmful substances in Indian spices.
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