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ITC Instant Noodle Segment Market Share Rises
FMCG major ITC on Sunday said sales of its instant noodles brand Yippee are recovering and its market share has risen to anywhere between 30 and 40 per cent.
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ITC's Yippee Noodles Nears Rs 1000-Cr Mark After Maggi Controversy
Diversified group ITC's instant noodles brand Yippee is inching closer to become a Rs 1,000-crore brand, making the most out of the controversy that hit rival Nestle's Maggi.
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Yippee Noodles Nears Rs 1,000-Crore Mark, Claims ITC
Diversified group ITC's instant noodles brand Yippee is inching closer to become a Rs 1,000- crore brand, making the most out of the controversy that hit rival Nestle's Maggi.
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Uttar Pradesh Lab Finds ITC's Yippee Noodles 'Sub-Standard'
An Uttar Pradesh lab has found consumer goods giant ITC's 'Yippee Noodles' as "sub-standard", a charge that the company has dismissed.
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UP FDA Finds Lead in Yippee Noodles, ITC Denies Receiving Notice
Domestic giant ITC Ltd clarified that it has not received any communication from the UP government regarding the presence of excess lead in its instant noodle brand Sunfeast Yippee.
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ITC Denies Receiving Notice on Excess Lead in Yippee Noodles
It said the company manufactures Yippee noodles to the highest standards of safety, hygiene and quality.
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Excessive Lead in ITC's Yippee Noodles, Says Uttar Pradesh's Food Authority
After Maggi, the Uttar Pradesh Food and Drug Authority (FDA) will soon file a case against FMCG giant ITC limited, after it found lead, "far in excess than permissible limit" in it's Yippee Noodles.
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UP Regulator Finds Excess Lead in Yippee Noodles
After Maggi noodles, the Uttar Pradesh Food and Drug Authority (FDA) has found excess lead in Yippee noodles of domestic giant ITC Ltd and will soon file a case.
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ITC to Remove 'No Added MSG' Disclaimer From 'Yippee' Noodles
According to the company, under the Food Safety Standards Act, if a manufacturer adds MSG (Monosodium glutamate) in its product, then only the quantum of MSG has to be declared.
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ITC to Remove 'No Added MSG' Disclaimer From Yippee Noodles
Food Safety and Standards Authority of India (FSSAI) had held that such statement of having no MSG was "inappropriate".
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ITC Instant Noodle Segment Market Share Rises
FMCG major ITC on Sunday said sales of its instant noodles brand Yippee are recovering and its market share has risen to anywhere between 30 and 40 per cent.
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ITC's Yippee Noodles Nears Rs 1000-Cr Mark After Maggi Controversy
Diversified group ITC's instant noodles brand Yippee is inching closer to become a Rs 1,000-crore brand, making the most out of the controversy that hit rival Nestle's Maggi.
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Yippee Noodles Nears Rs 1,000-Crore Mark, Claims ITC
Diversified group ITC's instant noodles brand Yippee is inching closer to become a Rs 1,000- crore brand, making the most out of the controversy that hit rival Nestle's Maggi.
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Uttar Pradesh Lab Finds ITC's Yippee Noodles 'Sub-Standard'
An Uttar Pradesh lab has found consumer goods giant ITC's 'Yippee Noodles' as "sub-standard", a charge that the company has dismissed.
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UP FDA Finds Lead in Yippee Noodles, ITC Denies Receiving Notice
Domestic giant ITC Ltd clarified that it has not received any communication from the UP government regarding the presence of excess lead in its instant noodle brand Sunfeast Yippee.
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ITC Denies Receiving Notice on Excess Lead in Yippee Noodles
It said the company manufactures Yippee noodles to the highest standards of safety, hygiene and quality.
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Excessive Lead in ITC's Yippee Noodles, Says Uttar Pradesh's Food Authority
After Maggi, the Uttar Pradesh Food and Drug Authority (FDA) will soon file a case against FMCG giant ITC limited, after it found lead, "far in excess than permissible limit" in it's Yippee Noodles.
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UP Regulator Finds Excess Lead in Yippee Noodles
After Maggi noodles, the Uttar Pradesh Food and Drug Authority (FDA) has found excess lead in Yippee noodles of domestic giant ITC Ltd and will soon file a case.
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ITC to Remove 'No Added MSG' Disclaimer From 'Yippee' Noodles
According to the company, under the Food Safety Standards Act, if a manufacturer adds MSG (Monosodium glutamate) in its product, then only the quantum of MSG has to be declared.
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ITC to Remove 'No Added MSG' Disclaimer From Yippee Noodles
Food Safety and Standards Authority of India (FSSAI) had held that such statement of having no MSG was "inappropriate".
