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Ready-to-eat spices and food additives exposed to widespread rodent infestation were seized by the FDA

Ready-to-eat spices and food additives exposed to widespread rodent infestation were seized by the FDA

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Saturday, October 02, 2021 05:31:37 AM UTC

FDA-regulated spices and food additive products exposed to "widespread rodent infestation" as well as live and dead insects, were seized in Miami on Friday by the US Marshals Service on behalf of the US Food and Drug Administration, according to an FDA statement.

The food products included more than 25,000 boxes and bags of bulk ready-to-eat spices and food additives, including monosodium glutamate, crushed red chili, and sesame seeds, the FDA said.

A complaint filed by the US Department of Justice on behalf of the FDA alleges that an inspection of the Lyden Spice Corporation conducted between June 8 and June 28, 2021, found "insanitary conditions."

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