
Rajasthan also urged the state authorities of Gujarat and Haryana, where the MDH and Everest batches were made, to "take action in the matter without delay".

The action comes after product samples reportedly failed to meet key quality requirements laid down under food safety regulations.

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This comes amid the reports of the ban imposed by Hong Kong on some spice mixes of two leading Indian brands on the alleged presence of ethylene oxide in samples.

Food adulteration has become a hot topic ever since MDH and Everest came under the investigation radar for their products.