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Everest spice mixReuters
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New Zealand's food safety regulator investigating possible contamination in spice products of top Indian brands MDH and Everest .
The United States and Australia have been looking into contamination after Hong Kong last month suspended sales of three spice blends.
Singapore ordered a recall of the Everest spice mix after it contained high levels of a cancer-causing pesticide, ethylene oxide.
The regulator said it is aware of the overseas recalls.
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