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cockscomb mint

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Alerts on record6 Hazardshigatoxin-producing Escherichia coli Country of originVietnam First alertMay 2, 2013 Latest alertAugust 19, 2015 On our lists sinceAugust 10, 2026
high count of Escherichia coli (10 / 300 / 540 / 30 / 220 CFU/g) in cockscomb mint from Vietnam, intended for NorwayQuoted from the source as published.

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The name cockscomb mint suggests a mint-related plant, but it does not pin down a specific product, variety, or intended use. Mint plants are generally grown for aromatic leaves and may be used in gardens or for culinary purposes, yet the exact flavour, growth habit, and care needs depend on the species and cultivar. The word “cockscomb” can also refer to unrelated plants, so the label alone leaves the identity unclear. By our assessment, there is too little reliable detail to judge this particular item beyond the broad idea of a mint plant. For a gardener, identification matters because plants sold under similar common names can differ in size, hardiness, and suitability for a pot or garden bed. For culinary use, a clear botanical identity is especially important before treating leaves as food. The first thing needed to assess this product is a precise plant name and description.
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