Bollywood Actress Madhuri Dixit Gets FDA Notice for Endorsing Maggi Noodles

Bollywood actress Madhuri Dixit seems to have landed in a soup for endorsing Maggi with the Haridwar Food and Drug Administration. The Haridwar FDA has served a notice to her which seeks a report from the actress within 15 days on claims made in the advertisement regarding the nutrition value of the '2-minute noodles'.(Excess Lead Found, Food Inspectors Order Recall of Maggi Noodles)(Maggi Noodles Found with Excess Lead: Doctors Respond)
Maggi recently came under the scanner after samples collected by Uttar Pradesh Food Safety and Drug Administration were reported to be containing Mono Sodium Glutamate (MSG) and lead more than the permissible limits. Nestle India was asked to withdraw a batch of the popular snack from the market by the authorities in Uttar Pradesh recently.(No MSG in Maggi Noodles, Says Nestle, as States Reportedly Ask for Tests)(Nestle Denies Batch Recall, Says Maggi Samples are Sent for Independent Testing)Madhuri Dixit has been asked to explain how Maggi is good for health and the basis of making the claims. If the actress fails to respond to the notice within the stipulated time frame, a case could be registered against her, Food Security Officer Mahimanand Joshi said.(The Dark Side of Instant Noodles: What Makes Them Harmful?)