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Devnani was speaking as the chief guest at the two-day 11th "Global Spice Summit" at Rajasthan International Centre in Jaipur on Saturday. More than five hundred renowned spice entrepreneurs from India and abroad participated in the summit. "It should be the responsibility of the spice producers to ensure that the quality of the spices is of such a high standard that their use does not jeopardise public health," said the Speaker. Devnani said that Indian spices have an identity at the international level and their aroma is reaching across the seven seas. 60 per cent of the spices are being exported from India and its business is worth Rs 1.60 lakh crore, which will increase to Rs 3.00 lakh crore.

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