New Delhi: After the complaint of bacteria in the sambar Masala of the country's famous vegetable spice company MDH, samples of all the products of the brand will be taken and spices will be investigated. A letter has been written by the All India Food and Drug License Holder Foundation (AFDLHF) to the Maharashtra Food and Drug Administration Department. It said that according to an official statement issued by the American Food and Drug Authority (FDA), salmonella has been confirmed to be found in a product of the MDH spice.
The letter states that at least three consignments of these spices have been returned from the US after Salmonella bacteria were allegedly found in MDH's sambar spices. A decision has been taken to examine the sample after the results of some tests conducted by the FDA, the food and drug regulator body of America. The Maharashtra FDA has been requested to examine samples of all MDH products immediately after taking cognizance of the case.
The company returned three lots of spices after the Salmonella bacteria were detected in the MDH brand of Sambhar Masala by the US Food and Drug Administration (FDA). Salmonella bacteria were found when the product distributed by the House of Spices (India) was tested in an FDA certified lab. Which is very harmful for health.
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