"Every variant of the basic and blended spices have undergone more than 470 plus tests for pesticide residues as per European standards," ITC said in a statement.
The company said this is the first-of-its-kind spices launched in India, offering export quality 'super safe spices' to the Indian homemaker.
"We at ITC Ltd take great pride to present ITC Master Chef range of spices which ensures safety for the entire family without compromising on the taste and aroma of the product," Hemant Malik, Divisional Chief Executive, ITC Foods Division, said.
The company launched three basic variants, including chilly, turmeric and coriander and five blended spices variants including shahi garam masala, masaledaar meat masala and zaiqedaar chicken masala, among others.
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