Sichuan Pepper Recalled Due to Pesticide Residues
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A round of pepper mill to pick up noodles, a wok or a marinade, and the meal immediately takes on more character. But some spices stored in the closets are today in the sights of the health authorities, who ask to no longer consume a pepper sold all over France. In issue, wild pepper of the Sishuan brand EAGLOBE, targeted by a health reminder after checks showing pesticides beyond the limits allowed. This product, distributed throughout France, …
The Slovenian Food Safety, Veterinary and Plant Protection Administration was notified through the EU Rapid Alert System (RASFF) about the recall of wild Sichuan pepper from the Eaglobe brand, which originates from China. The product was found to contain exceeded pesticide limits.
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