Food regulator orders Everest to recall cumin powder after finding unsafe levels of pesticides
First reported 4 Oct, 12:57 UTCUpdated 2d ago3 sources
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FSSAI found unsafe levels of Azoxystrobin and Thiamethoxam in samples of the pre-packed cumin powder taken from a resort in Goa.
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FSSAI found unsafe levels of Azoxystrobin and Thiamethoxam in samples of the pre-packed cumin powder taken from a resort in Goa.
Food regulator FSSAI has directed Everest Food Products to recall 'prepacked cumin powder' from the market after sample tests found it unsafe for consumption.
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- FSSAI orders Everest Food to recall pre-packed cumin powder from market (opens CNBC-TV18 in a new tab)
Food regulator FSSAI has directed Everest Food Products to recall 'prepacked cumin powder' from the market after sample tests found it unsafe for consumption.
- FSSAI Orders Everest Cumin Powder Recall For Pesticide Overuse, Suspends Creative Bakers Licence Over Hygiene Lapses (opens Republic World in a new tab)
- Food regulator orders Everest to recall cumin powder after finding unsafe levels of pesticides (opens Scroll.in in a new tab)
FSSAI found unsafe levels of Azoxystrobin and Thiamethoxam in samples of the pre-packed cumin powder taken from a resort in Goa.
