But the world’s demand for spices grew throughout the Roman era and into the medieval period, defining economies from India to Europe. This demand gave rise to some of the first truly ...

Spices like ginger, turmeric, garlic, and bay leaf offer multiple health benefits but can lead to side effects when consumed in excess. These include digestive issues and increased bleeding risk.

The six brands qualifying as good options are: The complete list of products consumers should not use and nearly 20 deemed "OK to use," can also be found here. Federal and state officials are ...

However, just like with the other spices on this list, food fraudsters have found ways of cutting down their costs. One of the more common ways that scammers try to boost their profits is by ...

But all is not lost. As a consumer, here’s what you can do to keep your spices safe With all the chatter around the adulteration of spices in India, there might be little a consumer can do to ...

Food safety experts are warning that some common spices in your cupboard may contain high levels of lead. Consumer Reports, a nonprofit that helps consumers assess the safety and performance of ...

Just in time for fall baking, Consumer Reports says it found high levels of lead in 12 bands of cinnamon and mixed spices.

The Spices Board is targeting $25-billion worth annual export of spices and spice-based products by 2047 from $4.4 billion currently, said its Director-Development Dharmendra Das. At the United ...

The Chinese Chorizo Festival has added new restaurants, art installations and cocktails to its long list of month-long celebrations.

The Union Ministry of Commerce and Industry has approved a Spices Board scheme, ‘Sustainability in spice sector through progressive, innovative and collaborative interventions for export ...

At 30 calories per tablespoon, the concentrate is a blend of black tea, cane sugar, organic pumpkin spice, and other spices like cardamom, nutmeg, and clove. You can also swap it for vanilla in ...