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Dumpling, instant noodle makers bought tainted chili powder: Authorities

03/05/2024 06:08 PM
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The restaurant chain Bafang Dumpling and instant noodle maker Wei Lih Foods both purchased chili powder from two Kaohsiung importers that has since been found to contain an industrial dye banned for use in foods, health authorities in the city have said.


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