Little Yadav
May 02, 2024

MDH and Everest continue to face brand scrutiny as new Australian ban looms

Following concerns in Hong Kong and Singapore, Australia and the US are now also investigating MDH and Everest Spices for suspected pesticide residues in their products, potentially leading to recalls.

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