12% of Indian spices tested over 3 months failed FSSAI quality tests

The results of tests conducted by the food safety agency, accessed under the RTI, showed that 474 out of 4,054 spice samples it examined were contaminated.

18 August, 20242 min
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12% of Indian spices tested over 3 months failed FSSAI quality tests

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