Maggi controversy
The Maggi Controversy: United Kingdom to Test Samples for Lead ContentUK's food safety agency today said it has decided to test a few samples of Maggi noodles. After a number of reports, it said the popular instant snack sold in India was found to have ...
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- 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.
- Nestle India Takes Maggi Noodles Off the Shelves, Says It Will be Back Soon
After much contention and backlash over excess lead and monosodium glutamate (MSG) in its product, Nestle India has decided to take it off the shelves.
- Maggi Noodles Clears All Tests, To Be Back on Stands This Month
Nestle India on Wednesday said Maggi noodles has cleared the tests ordered by the Bombay High Court at three accredited laboratories.
- Maggi Samples in Goa Found Safe but Official Says No Clean Chit Yet
Five samples of Maggi noodles sent to a central government-run laboratory in Karnataka for re-analysis have been found safe for consumption, a top health official said but refused to give it a clean chit.
- FSSAI Says No Change in Maggi Recall Despite Goa's OK
Maggi noodles remained subject to a recall order in India after the country's food safety regulator declined to change its stance on the popular snack.
- Apex Consumer Court Hearing On Fresh Test Results of Maggi Noodles
The apex consumer court on Wednesday said it will hear Nestle's arguments on fresh tests conducted on its popular Maggi noodles on October 8.
- Maggi Ban Will Not Lead to Job Cuts, Says Nestle India
The ongoing ban on Maggi instant noodles will not result in job cuts, Nestle India's newly appointed Managing Director Suresh Narayanan has said.
- FSSAI Stubs Out Rumours, Says No Clean Chit Given to Maggi Noodles
Shares of Nestle India plunged over 5 per cent today after the food safety watchdog FSSAI said it has not given any clean chit to the company's banned Maggi noodles.
