5 Top Food Controversies of 2015
2015 was the year of food controversies. Let us take a look at the biggest food controversies that made headlines this year.
6 Shocking Food Controversies That Are Sure to Kill Your Appetite
Here are 6 infamous food controversies across the globe that created quite a stir. Read on to find out what sparked them.
Decade-End Special: 9 Food Controversies That Charged Up The Appetite Of Internet Users This Decade
This decade was all about screaming out our mind publicly via internet. And, the food industry was not spared either. As we near the end of this epic decade, we look back at all the ...
Delhi Food Department Lifts Food Samples for Tests
Delhi's Food Safety Department has started lifting samples of health food, baby food and energy drinks of various brands for test-analysis as directed by the Central government.
Now, Haldiram's Products Under Scanner in Maharashtra
Minister of State for FDA, Vidya Thakur said she has written to the FDA Commissioner Harshdeep Kamble regarding the collection of samples and their lab testing.
Apex Consumer Court Accepts 'Unfair Trade Practices' Case Against Maggi
The Food Safety and Standards Authority of India (FSSAI), had said in its ban-order issued on June 5, that tests conducted on a batch of Maggi were found to contain more-than-permissible levels of lead and ...
Maggi Noodles Controversy: FSSAI Reviewing Court's Order
The food authority has not yet decided if it will challenge the order in Supreme Court.
Nestle India Takes Baby Steps Towards Damage Control: What Does it look Like?
The advertisement gives details on where and how the company can be contacted in case any one wishes to return their Maggi noodles packets.
Food Safety Officials Order Recall Batch of Baby Food
Latest to join the recent food controversies in India is this case of contaminated baby food.
Nestle to Use Digital Marketing Platforms for 'Maggi'
Nestle India's managing director Suresh Narayanan said manufacturing of the noodles would begin after a first round of testing, following which the samples would be tested again.