Everest Fish Curry Masala: Singapore has announced to withdraw the popular spice product Everest Fish Curry Masala imported from India. The reason behind this is the high content of pesticide ethylene oxide in the spice.
Everest Fish Curry Masala
Singapore has announced to withdraw the famous Indian spice product Everest Fish Curry Masala from the market. This decision has been taken on the grounds that the spice contains high levels of pesticide ethylene oxide.
‘Everest Fish Curry Masala’ has high levels of pesticide?#Singapore recalls products from the market !
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This pesticide is used to spray agricultural produce to reduce microbial contamination. However, its use in food is prohibited. It is not suitable for human health. This is stated by the Singapore Food Agency.
Recall order for Everest Fish Curry Masala
The Singapore Food Agency issued a statement saying that the Center for Food Safety has issued a notification for the recall of Everest Fish Curry Masala. It is high in ethylene oxide. This spice brand was imported by SP Muthia & Sons Pte Ltd in Singapore. The SFA has advised the company to recall the product.
The SFA has urged consumers not to use Everest Masala in their food at this time. If customers have already purchased it, avoid using it for now.
Long-term exposure to ethylene oxide can cause health problems, the Food Agency said. If you are using it and are worried about your health, you can consult a doctor.
The matter will be fully investigated
According to Wion’s report, the company has issued a statement that Everest is a 50-year-old renowned brand. All our products are manufactured and exported only after testing. We strictly adhere to hygiene and food safety standards.
Singapore recalls India’s Everest Masala, claims it is ‘unfit for human consumption’
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Our products have the seal of approval of all agencies including Spice Board of India and FSSAI. Before every export, our products are tested by Spices Board of India. Currently we are waiting for the official information. Our team will investigate the matter thoroughly.
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