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McDonald's To Microsoft, Brands Break The Internet With Memes On KitKat Heist
Major brands worldwide have jumped onto a new trend on social media, issuing 'official statements' as jokes to clarify their lack of involvement in the KitKat theft, while also marketing their products "on a completely unrelated note."
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All Maggi Samples Clear Tests At Three Labs: Nestle
All Maggi samples tested at three laboratories as mandated by the Bombay High Court have been found to be safe, Nestle India said in a statement today.
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Worms Found in Nestle's Cerelac, Company Issues a Statement
Nestle has issued an official comment stating that they are undertaking "every effort to investigate this complaint and are cooperating fully with the authorities in this matter."
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Goa Food and Drugs Authority Orders Recalling Hindustan Unilever Limited's Knorr Noodles
After banning Nestle's Maggi noodles, the Goa Food and Drugs Authority (FDA) today asked Hindustan Unilever Limited to recall its Knorr range of noodles, a government statement said.
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Tripura Bans Maggi noodles
Following the Centre's ban of Maggi noodles throughout the country, Tripura imposed a ban on the sale of the product in the state, an official statement said on Saturday.
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Food Safety Regulator FSSAI's Statement Ordering Recall of 9 Variants of Maggi Noodles
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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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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Tests Consistently Show Lead Levels in Maggi Noodles to be Within Permissible Limits: Nestle
Food inspectors have ordered Nestle India to recall a batch of Maggi noodles from shops across the country, saying the product contained dangerous levels of lead. Here is the full statement from Nestle on the same:
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McDonald's To Microsoft, Brands Break The Internet With Memes On KitKat Heist
Major brands worldwide have jumped onto a new trend on social media, issuing 'official statements' as jokes to clarify their lack of involvement in the KitKat theft, while also marketing their products "on a completely unrelated note."
-
All Maggi Samples Clear Tests At Three Labs: Nestle
All Maggi samples tested at three laboratories as mandated by the Bombay High Court have been found to be safe, Nestle India said in a statement today.
-
Worms Found in Nestle's Cerelac, Company Issues a Statement
Nestle has issued an official comment stating that they are undertaking "every effort to investigate this complaint and are cooperating fully with the authorities in this matter."
-
Goa Food and Drugs Authority Orders Recalling Hindustan Unilever Limited's Knorr Noodles
After banning Nestle's Maggi noodles, the Goa Food and Drugs Authority (FDA) today asked Hindustan Unilever Limited to recall its Knorr range of noodles, a government statement said.
-
Tripura Bans Maggi noodles
Following the Centre's ban of Maggi noodles throughout the country, Tripura imposed a ban on the sale of the product in the state, an official statement said on Saturday.
-
Food Safety Regulator FSSAI's Statement Ordering Recall of 9 Variants of Maggi Noodles
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.
-
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."
-
Tests Consistently Show Lead Levels in Maggi Noodles to be Within Permissible Limits: Nestle
Food inspectors have ordered Nestle India to recall a batch of Maggi noodles from shops across the country, saying the product contained dangerous levels of lead. Here is the full statement from Nestle on the same:
