Incheon inspects herbs and spices for pesticide residues, blocks 5 non-compliant products from distribution

1. Incheon Metropolitan City Institute of Health and Environment tested 100 herb and spice products and processed items sold online and elsewhere, finding 5 that exceeded pesticide residue standards and blocking their distribution.
2. Pesticides above the legal limit were found in basil, coriander, thyme and dill, and 480 types of pesticide residues were tested, with sales halted and the products recalled and disposed of.
3. Inspection results will be published monthly on the websites of the city and the institute, and from 2027 testing for mycotoxin (aflatoxin) will also be carried out.

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