"To further enhance these measures at our Adelaide site there is mandatory mask-wearing during production of this product and we are installing additional extraction fans.

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The United Workers Union (UWU) claims the "Flamin' Hot" seasoning has caused a number of adverse effects including sneezing, coughing, eye and skin irritation, and breathing difficulties.

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A union is claiming the "Flamin' Hot" seasoning, used for Doritos and Cheetos products, has caused a number of adverse effects including sneezing, coughing, eye and skin irritation, and breathing difficulties.

A spokesperson for the firm added: "We follow a number of safety procedures and protocols when producing products that include spicy seasoning.

The Doritos Flamin' Hot Cheese Supreme Corn Chips are described as having a "bold cheesy taste with full flavour and a full-on tooth-rattling crunch".

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Additional extraction fans are being installed at the factory, with PepsiCo saying it is "committed" to working with the union to address any further concerns.

The UWU said the seasoning machine is used for the hot product "every couple of weeks", with the ingredient "dispersing across the production area".

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The UWU said the employees raised "significant safety concerns" regarding the "improper handling of strongly irritating substances".

The United Workers Union (UWU) has lodged a complaint with the workplace health and safety regulator in South Australia after interviewing staff at the Smith's Snackfood Company factory in Adelaide.

In its complaint to SafeWork SA, the UWU said: "After interviewing 13 workers from the afternoon shift, 11 reported various effects, including sneezing, coughing, eye and skin irritation, runny nose, sore throat, chest discomfort, and difficulty breathing."

PepsiCo, which owns the factory, said safety procedures are followed when producing products that include spicy seasoning.