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Germany Pulls Madras Curry Powder After Toxic Dye Discovery

Authorities have ordered retailers to pull all affected batches in response to health concerns over Rhodamin B.

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Overview

  • The 100 g Curry Pulver Madras, Mild by Orient Master GmbH was recalled nationally after consumer portals reported unauthorized industrial dye Rhodamin B in the spice.
  • Contaminated jars sold across 12 German states from Baden-Württemberg to Schleswig-Holstein have been removed from store shelves.
  • Manufacturer Carl Roth classifies Rhodamin B as acutely toxic by inhalation, ingestion or skin contact, warning it can cause nausea, vomiting and organ damage.
  • Research cited by the International Agency for Research on Cancer indicates that prolonged exposure to Rhodamin B may carry carcinogenic and genotoxic risks.
  • Customers are urged to return affected jars at any point of purchase for a full refund as authorities and consumer watchdogs continue monitoring the spice market.