Everest says its spices 'safe', claims no ban in Singapore or Hong Kong
Tuesday, 23 April 2024 Everest, a popular spice brand in Indian homes, has assured consumers of the safety and quality of its spice-mix products. Evest Food Products stated that despite concerns raised by Singapore and Hong Kong, only one out of 60 Everest products is under examination, emphasizing it as a routine check and not a ban. The company maintains that all its products are safe for consumption.
Discover the latest developments as Hong Kong follows Singapore in banning the sale of popular Indian spice brands Everest and MDH due to pesticide concerns. Learn more about the health risks posed by the contamination and the impact on consumer safety. Stay informed with our comprehensive...
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Hong Kong is up in arms after the U.S., under Trump’s trade policies, imposed a 10% tariff on its exports—treating the region just like mainland China! Officials are calling it a direct attack on "One Country, Two Systems," as goods from Hong Kong are now forced to bear a "Made in China" label. With Hong Kong preparing to challenge the move at the WTO, the trade war is heating up once again! Will this push Hong Kong further into Beijing’s grip?
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Hundreds gathered in Hong Kong on Saturday to watch the city’s first pyrotechnics drone show, as part of a campaign to raise support and awareness of panda conservation.
The 10-minute drone show featured 1,000 drones,Hong Kong’s Victoria Harbour and forming images of the city’s giant pandas.
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