Union Minister Paswan highlighted spices’ historic role in India’s trade and their vast untapped potential beyond culinary use.

Indian and European spice associations have agreed to work together on food safety and sustainability. This partnership aims to ensure Indi...

A gradual shift from whole spices to processed and packaged spices, extracts and seasonings is expected to take place in the coming years, ...

A parliamentary panel suggests India raise concerns about the EU's anti-deforestation rules at the WTO. They want a review of free trade ag...

Indian Spices have not been banned in Singapore and Hong Kong, though specific batches were recalled due to ethylene oxide contamination. T...

Ensuring consumer safety through rigorous testing and natural farming practices is essential for India to maintain its global reputation, s...

The demand for spices worldwide is growing due to rising consumer interest in ethnic and health-conscious food products, says Apoorva Shah,...

The Food Safety and Standards Authority of India (FSSAI) is investigating and will take action against several branded spice makers, includ...

FSSAI confirms no ethylene oxide in MDH and Everest spices after testing; orders nationwide inspections. Spices Board mandates EtO testing ...

Indian authorities address ethylene oxide bans on Everest and MDH. Spices Board mandates ETO testing, recalls products. Global ETO limits v...

Government finds non-compliant Everest Spices with ethylene oxide, asks for corrective action. MDH samples compliant. Spices industry evolv...

Hong Kong suspended sales last month of three spice blends made by MDH and one by another Indian company, Everest, for apparently containin...

Between Nestle's 'added sugar in infant foods' for Indian markets controversy, Food Safety and Standards Authority of India (FSSAI) stoppin...

India is inspecting MDH and Everest's facilities for quality standards following halted sales in Hong Kong and Singapore for allegedly cont...

Nadar Spices, with help of Drip Capital, reaching new heights in spice trade with three fold increase in business volume

“Cardamom exports to Saudi Arabia, which resumed in May this year after a long gap, have again stopped since July, as they have removed the...

"The reasons given for the refusals vary from problems in packaging, labelling, misbranding, alleged contamination, and residue levels etc,...