The Ministry of Food and Drug Safety has reported the detection of Etopropos Insecticide in various Coriander Variations on February 20, 2025. This incident falls under the category of control and is classified as a contaminant hazard.
Etopropos is an insecticide commonly used in agricultural practices, and its presence in food products raises significant concerns regarding food safety and quality. The detection in coriander variations highlights the importance of monitoring and regulating agricultural inputs to ensure consumer safety.
The Ministry is responsible for overseeing food safety regulations and ensuring that food products available in the market meet safety standards. The identification of Etopropos in coriander variations underscores the need for vigilance in food production and distribution systems.
Consumers are encouraged to remain informed about food safety alerts and updates from official sources. The Ministry of Food and Drug Safety continues to investigate the extent of contamination and determine the necessary actions to address this issue.
Further information regarding the implications of this incident on the food supply chain and potential consumer risks will be communicated as the investigation progresses.