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ITC vs Britannia Biscuit Packaging: "Deceptively Similar" says High Court
Delhi High Court restrained Britannia Industries Ltd today for using the wrapper of its 'NutriChoice Digestive Zero' biscuits, saying it was "deceptively similar" to the way ITC's Sunfeast' Farmlite Digestive All Good' biscuits are packaged. Since such "deception" could confuse the consumers, the court asked Britannia to adopt a "distinctively diff...
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Nestle India Targets Growth in Other Businesses After Maggi Scare
Nestle India Ltd will focus on growing its dairy, coffee and confectionary businesses, its new boss said, as the company battles to bring back its popular Maggi noodles.
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Let's Try Again, Says Court, Suggesting New Maggi Noodle Tests
The Bombay High Court has suggested new tests on Maggi noodles, which were banned in India early last month.
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Maggi Mess: Nestle India Reports First Quarterly Loss in 15 Years
Nestle India Ltd slipped to a second-quarter loss as sales plunged after its hugely popular Maggi noodles were pulled off shelves over safety concerns.
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Delays in Commercial Cases Impacting Business: Bombay High Court Pulls Up Lawyers
The Bombay High Court today made serious observations on delays in commercial cases and its impact on business, when government lawyers representing government's food safety regulators were not present for a hearing.
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After Maggi, Food Safety Regulator Asks Top Ramen to Withdraw From Indian Market
After the controversy on Maggi noodles, Indo Nissin Foods, which makes Top Ramen noodles has announced withdrawal of its instant noodles brand 'Top Ramen' from the Indian market on orders from central food safety regulator FSSAI.
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Around 1,500 Workers Affected in India Due to Ban on Nestle's Maggi Noodles
Around 1,500 workers involved in manufacturing of Maggi in India have been 'impacted' by the stoppage of production after ban of the instant noodles.
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'Maggi Not a Failed Product Thrust on a Third World Country,' Nestle Tells Bombay High Court
Nestle India Ltd today told the Bombay High Court that the orders of the Food Safety and Standards Authority of India, or FSSI, banning nine variants of its popular "Maggi" noodles were "drastic" and "arbitrary."
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Maggi Noodles Being Tested Independently, Will Share Results, Says Nestle
Nestle India Ltd has denied that food inspectors in Uttar Pradesh have ordered the company to recall a batch of Maggi noodles on the grounds that it contained dangerous levels of lead.
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Full Statement by Nestle India: 'No Order to Recall Maggi Noodles Being Sold'
"People can be confident that MAGGI Noodle products are safe to eat.The quality and safety of our products are the top priorities for our Company."
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ITC vs Britannia Biscuit Packaging: "Deceptively Similar" says High Court
Delhi High Court restrained Britannia Industries Ltd today for using the wrapper of its 'NutriChoice Digestive Zero' biscuits, saying it was "deceptively similar" to the way ITC's Sunfeast' Farmlite Digestive All Good' biscuits are packaged. Since such "deception" could confuse the consumers, the court asked Britannia to adopt a "distinctively diff...
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Nestle India Targets Growth in Other Businesses After Maggi Scare
Nestle India Ltd will focus on growing its dairy, coffee and confectionary businesses, its new boss said, as the company battles to bring back its popular Maggi noodles.
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Let's Try Again, Says Court, Suggesting New Maggi Noodle Tests
The Bombay High Court has suggested new tests on Maggi noodles, which were banned in India early last month.
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Maggi Mess: Nestle India Reports First Quarterly Loss in 15 Years
Nestle India Ltd slipped to a second-quarter loss as sales plunged after its hugely popular Maggi noodles were pulled off shelves over safety concerns.
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Delays in Commercial Cases Impacting Business: Bombay High Court Pulls Up Lawyers
The Bombay High Court today made serious observations on delays in commercial cases and its impact on business, when government lawyers representing government's food safety regulators were not present for a hearing.
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After Maggi, Food Safety Regulator Asks Top Ramen to Withdraw From Indian Market
After the controversy on Maggi noodles, Indo Nissin Foods, which makes Top Ramen noodles has announced withdrawal of its instant noodles brand 'Top Ramen' from the Indian market on orders from central food safety regulator FSSAI.
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Around 1,500 Workers Affected in India Due to Ban on Nestle's Maggi Noodles
Around 1,500 workers involved in manufacturing of Maggi in India have been 'impacted' by the stoppage of production after ban of the instant noodles.
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'Maggi Not a Failed Product Thrust on a Third World Country,' Nestle Tells Bombay High Court
Nestle India Ltd today told the Bombay High Court that the orders of the Food Safety and Standards Authority of India, or FSSI, banning nine variants of its popular "Maggi" noodles were "drastic" and "arbitrary."
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Maggi Noodles Being Tested Independently, Will Share Results, Says Nestle
Nestle India Ltd has denied that food inspectors in Uttar Pradesh have ordered the company to recall a batch of Maggi noodles on the grounds that it contained dangerous levels of lead.
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Full Statement by Nestle India: 'No Order to Recall Maggi Noodles Being Sold'
"People can be confident that MAGGI Noodle products are safe to eat.The quality and safety of our products are the top priorities for our Company."
