Mumbai: Amid row over the alleged presence of carcinogenic ethylene oxide, a type of pesticide, in its choose spice packs, MDH (Mahashian Di Hatti) has referred to as such claims unfaithful and missing any substantiating proof. The firm stated that it has not acquired any communication on the subject from regulatory authorities of Singapore or Hong Kong.
The over-100-year-old model stated that it doesn’t use ethylene oxide at any stage of storing, processing or packaging its spices.”MDH’s statement is further supported by the fact that nodal regulatory authorities such as the Spice Board of India and FSSAI have not received any communication or test reports from Hong Kong or Singapore authorities regarding this matter. This reinforces the fact that the allegations against MDH are baseless, unsubstantiated and not backed by any concrete evidence,” the agency stated.
Two of India’s largest spice manufacturers – MDH and Everest – have come beneath the scanner over alleged unsafe meals practices. “MDH Group reassures their consumers that MDH abides by health and safety standards, both domestically and internationally. MDH’s tagline ‘asli masale sach sach’ reflects the company’s genuine commitment to provide authentic, high-quality spices to their customers,” the corporate stated.
Everest and MDH lead India’s branded spices market, the dimensions of which has been pegged by analysts at properly over Rs 20,000 crore.
The over-100-year-old model stated that it doesn’t use ethylene oxide at any stage of storing, processing or packaging its spices.”MDH’s statement is further supported by the fact that nodal regulatory authorities such as the Spice Board of India and FSSAI have not received any communication or test reports from Hong Kong or Singapore authorities regarding this matter. This reinforces the fact that the allegations against MDH are baseless, unsubstantiated and not backed by any concrete evidence,” the agency stated.
Two of India’s largest spice manufacturers – MDH and Everest – have come beneath the scanner over alleged unsafe meals practices. “MDH Group reassures their consumers that MDH abides by health and safety standards, both domestically and internationally. MDH’s tagline ‘asli masale sach sach’ reflects the company’s genuine commitment to provide authentic, high-quality spices to their customers,” the corporate stated.
Everest and MDH lead India’s branded spices market, the dimensions of which has been pegged by analysts at properly over Rs 20,000 crore.
