A New Taipei-based company, which imported chili powder from China later found to contain a carcinogenic dye banned for use with foodstuffs in Taiwan, will be fined NT$2 million (US$63,335) for failure to immediately inform downstream companies to initiate a product recall, the city government said Sunday.
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