8 Popular Spice Brands Sold in Australia to AVOID (And 2 That Are ACTUALLY Safe)

Описание: There’s a serious new warning about the spices sitting in Australian pantries right now. Recent testing by Choice and independent food safety laboratories has revealed that some commonly used spices contain concerning levels of heavy metals, pesticide residues, and undeclared fillers—despite being sold in familiar, trusted packaging.
For households that cook daily, and especially for pregnant women using products like curry powder, this goes beyond flavor. It’s potential contamination being consumed meal after meal. In several cases, certain brands have tested with elevated lead levels. Others have been linked to poor hygiene and substandard processing practices. Even well-known, widely trusted names have faced recalls tied to systemic quality failures.
Today, we’re breaking down 10 spice brands that have raised red flags in Australian kitchens—including products marketed as premium. Watch until the end to learn which two brands consistently meet higher safety standards and are far less likely to compromise your cooking.
Disclaimer:
This video is provided for educational and informational purposes only. It contains commentary, analysis, and opinion based on publicly available information, including ingredient labels, nutrition panels, regulatory notices, and company-published materials.
This content does not allege illegal activity by any individual or company. References to brands or products are made solely in the interest of consumer awareness and public discussion. Viewers are encouraged to consult official sources and make their own informed decisions.