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Chilli from Triolet contains 317.5 times the chlorothalonil limit

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Map: Triolet, Mauritius

A chilli sample taken in Triolet, Mauritius, contained 3.175 mg/kg of chlorothalonil, 317.5 times the stated limit of 0.01 mg/kg. The Pesticides Regulatory Office’s June 2026 report says six of the 44 samples analysed exceeded maximum residue limits, according to Defimedia.

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