Incheon tests herbs for pesticide residue, five violations blocked from distribution

1. The Incheon Institute of Health and Environment tested 100 aromatic herbs and processed products sold online and blocked distribution of five samples exceeding pesticide residue standards.
2. Pesticides over the limit were found in basil, coriander, thyme and dill, and of 480 pesticide residues tested, sales were halted and recalls and disposal completed.
3. Test results will be published monthly on the city and institute websites, and from 2027 testing for the mycotoxin aflatoxin will also be conducted.

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