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The food authority mentioned that they will only look into the quality of the spices sold in the Indian domestic market. Read on for details.

Everest, MDH Row: Food safety regulator FSSAI has started taking samples of spices in powder form of all brands from across the country in view of quality concerns flagged by Singapore and Hong Kong.

FSSAI, India's food safety regulator, has initiated sampling of powdered spices, including popular brands MDH and Everest, nationwide following quality concerns raised by Singapore and Hong Kong. The Spices Board of India is investigating the ban imposed by these countries on certain Indian spice products allegedly containing excessive pesticide residues.

Everest, a masala maker, refuted claims of its products being banned in Singapore and Hong Kong due to alleged pesticide contamination. Singapore requested a recall of 'Everest Fish Curry Masala'. India's FSSAI will inspect spices domestically. The Spices Board of India investigates alleged pesticide excess. Earlier, Everest faced a Salmonella-related recall in the US.