Hyderabad Seizes Adulterated Spices: Chilli Powder with Sawdust

Hyderabad authorities have seized adulterated spices, including chilli powder mixed with sawdust. The operation uncovered coriander powder tainted with ground branches, highlighting serious food safety concerns. Consumers are urged to stay vigilant against such harmful products to ensure their health and safety.

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