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Why is the Campaign Against India Spicing Up? - Vimarsana News

Why is the Campaign Against India Spicing Up?

As India maintains its overall leadership position in the spice world, and as international palates warm even more to garam masalas, new hurdles will appear periodically

Source: news18.com
Explained: Why adulteration in Indian spices is alarming - Vimarsana News

Explained: Why adulteration in Indian spices is alarming

Indian spices, vital in Ayurveda, face risks from adulteration and harmful chemicals. Recent pesticide contamination cases, EU concerns, seizures of a

FSSAI, MDH, Everest, Ethylene Oxide: Food Safety Body's New Carcinogen Check Method Amid Row Over Indian Spices - Vimarsana News

FSSAI, MDH, Everest, Ethylene Oxide: Food Safety Body's New Carcinogen Check Method Amid Row Over Indian Spices

The sales ban on Indian spices in Hong Kong and Singapore has prompted the Food Safety and Standards Authority of India (FSSAI) to come up with a new method to detect Ethylene Oxide in spices, top official sources have said.

Source: ndtv.com
FSSAI Denies Allegations of Allowing Higher Pesticide Residues in Herbs and Spices - Vimarsana News

FSSAI Denies Allegations of Allowing Higher Pesticide Residues in Herbs and Spices

FSSAI refutes media claims of higher pesticide levels in spices, reaffirming India's stringent standards.

Reports claiming high pesticide residue on Indian herbs, spices 'false and malicious': FSSAI | India News - Vimarsana News

Reports claiming high pesticide residue on Indian herbs, spices 'false and malicious': FSSAI | India News

India News: The Food Safety and Standards Authority of India has refuted claims of elevated pesticide residues in Indian herbs and spices as 'misleading and basel