Four Tonnes of Maggi Products to be Destroyed in Goa: Chief Minister Parsekar
Nestle officials collected over 4,000 kilo of Maggi Noodles in Goa and promised to destroy it in the presence of officials from the state Food Drugs Authority.
Nestle officials collected over 4,000 kilo of Maggi Noodles in Goa and promised to destroy it in the presence of officials from the state Food Drugs Authority.
‘Five months after the nationwide ban, Maggi noodles is back to shelves in India. Maggi's return comes as people prepare to celebrate Diwali, a time when retail food shopping is at its peak in India.’
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In October 2015, Nestle said, "The laboratory tests had found that Maggi noodles were safe to eat." The company later announced it had restarted production of the popular noodles at three plants in India and last week said those had also passed laboratory tests. Maggi's return comes as Indians prepare to celebrate Diwali, a time when retail food shopping is at its peak in India. Nestle India estimates its run-in with Indian regulators has cost around 3.2 billion rupees ($50 million) and sees Diwali as an ideal time to recoup lost business.
Nestle India chairman Suresh Narayanan said, "The return of Maggi noodles on the auspicious eve of Deepawali and on the day of Dhanteras is a moment of celebration for all of us. Nestle has always maintained the product was safe to eat, and has continued to sell it in other countries."
16 Samples of Maggi Collected in Bihar and Sent to Kolkata Laboratory for Testing
There is no testing facility in Bihar. So samples of Maggi noodles from across the state, including Patna, and have been sent to labs in Kolkata.
There is no testing facility in Bihar. So samples of Maggi noodles from across the state, including Patna, and have been sent to labs in Kolkata.
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Following Supplyco's Footsteps, Kerala Bakeries also Decide Not to Sell Maggi
A day after Supplyco decided not to sell Maggi instant noodles at its outlets, it was the turn of bakeries in the state to do the same on June 3, 2015.
A day after Supplyco decided not to sell Maggi instant noodles at its outlets, it was the turn of bakeries in the state to do the same on June 3, 2015.
Samples of Maggi Noodles Collected Randomly from Across Himachal Pradesh
The Himachal Pradesh authorities have also collected samples of Maggi instant noodles from across the state on June 3, 2015, and sent them to a lab for testing.
The Himachal Pradesh authorities have also collected samples of Maggi instant noodles from across the state on June 3, 2015, and sent them to a lab for testing.
