Nepali consumers are now returning to locally manufactured and packaged spices after the government banned Indian spices after several countries found a high level of ethylene oxide in them. The ancient market of Ason,

After Singapore and Hong Kong, Nepal has also banned the sale and import of certain spice-mix products manufactured by Indian brands over a.

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Nepal has banned the sale and import of certain spice-mix products by Indian brands MDH and Everest due to suspected ethylene oxide (EtO) contamination. This follows similar actions by Singapore and Hong Kong.

Nepali consumers are increasingly turning to locally manufactured and packaged spices following the ban on Indian spices due to high levels of ethylene oxide. The ancient market of Ason in Kathmandu has witnessed a surge in the purchase of locally produced spices,

Earlier, Singapore, HK flagged ‘contamination’. After Singapore and Hong Kong, Nepal has also banned the sale and import of certain spice-mix