The Kalimirch Vyaapari Association (KVA) in Madhya Pradesh has urged the Kerala Food Safety Authority members to speed up the investigation of the mixed consumption in the warehouses of the National Commodity & Derivatives Exchange in Keral and submit early report.
In a letter to Mr. Biju Brabhakar, Kerala Food Safety Commissioner, the Association emphasized more than five months' delay in quality control. pepper black seal at authorized store of NCDEX is suspected of having trace mineral oil pepper. Weight 6,800 tons pepper Currently sealed at warehouses worth up to Rs 300 million.
In December 2012, the Food Safety Authority carefully sealed a large amount pepper after a complaint about trace mineral oil contained in pepper delivered at the warehouse floor. The agency has appointed the Spices Board to conduct tests on all 6,800 tons, not random samples. This designation came after the board submitted a report that said the quality was over 1,000 tons pepper at the warehouse is tested to meet the standards.
“We want to attract your attention… in the whole matter because it can seriously affect the financial status of KVA members. KVA members are under severe mental pressure due to delays (in investigations), ”said Pradeep Acharya, vice president of the Association.
Through this letter, members of the Association request the Spices Board to submit reports on inspection results pepper as soon as possible. This is an appropriate requirement of KVA members.
Earlier, the Association filed a petition with the Madhya Pradesh Supreme Court and the Interior Ministry to appeal the NCDEX, National Securities Depository, Depository Service Center on the transfer contracts. pepper has defaulted to expire on January 5.
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