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16 Maggi Samples Fail Quality Tests in Uttarakhand
Sixteen samples of Maggi noodles, manufactured by Nestle India, failed quality tests at the state drugs and food testing laboratory, showing more than permissible levels of MSG and lead content.
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Karnataka Too Bans Manufacture, Sale of Nestle's Maggi Noodles
Karnataka today became the latest state to ban manufacture and sale of Nestle's Maggi noodles following a central food watchdog directive.
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Nestle's Global CEO Says Maggi Noodles Safe to Eat; Food Safety Regulator Orders Recall of 9 Variants
As Nestle's global CEO Paul Bulcke asserted in Delhi that Maggi noodles are "safe to eat", central food safety regulator or FSSAI has ordered the company to recall nine variants of the instant noodles from the market.
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Nestle Withdraws Maggi Noodles After Ban in Five States, Promises to Return
Amid massive controversy, Nestle India said on Thursday night that it has decided to take Maggi noodles off the shelves, reiterating that the snack is safe and promising it will be back soon. Maggi noodles has been under country-wide scrutiny for high lead content and mono-sodium glutamate or MSG, a taste enhancer.
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Delhi Government Says Maggi Samples Tested Are Unsafe, Kerala Orders Pullout From Government Shops
Kerala has ordered a pullout of Maggi noodles from government-run outlets and the Delhi government has said samples that it tested were found "unsafe," amid a country-wide scrutiny of the product for high content of lead and monosodium glutamate or MSG, a taste enhancer.
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16 Maggi Samples Fail Quality Tests in Uttarakhand
Sixteen samples of Maggi noodles, manufactured by Nestle India, failed quality tests at the state drugs and food testing laboratory, showing more than permissible levels of MSG and lead content.
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Karnataka Too Bans Manufacture, Sale of Nestle's Maggi Noodles
Karnataka today became the latest state to ban manufacture and sale of Nestle's Maggi noodles following a central food watchdog directive.
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Nestle's Global CEO Says Maggi Noodles Safe to Eat; Food Safety Regulator Orders Recall of 9 Variants
As Nestle's global CEO Paul Bulcke asserted in Delhi that Maggi noodles are "safe to eat", central food safety regulator or FSSAI has ordered the company to recall nine variants of the instant noodles from the market.
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Nestle Withdraws Maggi Noodles After Ban in Five States, Promises to Return
Amid massive controversy, Nestle India said on Thursday night that it has decided to take Maggi noodles off the shelves, reiterating that the snack is safe and promising it will be back soon. Maggi noodles has been under country-wide scrutiny for high lead content and mono-sodium glutamate or MSG, a taste enhancer.
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Delhi Government Says Maggi Samples Tested Are Unsafe, Kerala Orders Pullout From Government Shops
Kerala has ordered a pullout of Maggi noodles from government-run outlets and the Delhi government has said samples that it tested were found "unsafe," amid a country-wide scrutiny of the product for high content of lead and monosodium glutamate or MSG, a taste enhancer.
