Ban On Maggi

Maggi is a popular snack across age groups. But should you consume it on a weight-loss diet? An expert dietitian explained and her video is viral.

A recent picture surfaced on the internet combining much-loved instant noodles with a bar of chocolate, and it did not go down well with netizens.

A year after Maggi made a comeback following a ban of eight months, Nestle India is looking to consolidate its leadership position in the noodles segment, and re-grow the overall category that has shrunk due to trust issues with consumers over food safety.

Nestle said Maggi noodles in India has reported sustained recovery, regaining market share in the country almost a year after it was relaunched following a five-month ban in 2015.

Within nine months of its re-launch, Maggi noodles now accounts for 57.1 per cent market share of the instant noodles segment riding on its marketing /branding initiatives and new variants.

Rebounding from losses after ban on its Maggi noodles last year, FMCG major Nestle India on Friday reported net profit of Rs 230.84 crore for the second quarter ended June 30.

Having 'weathered' the Maggi storm, Nestle India is embarking on a product offensive, launching up to 25 products across various categories to fend off 'disruptive competition' from new rivals like Patanjali.

FMCG major Nestle on Monday said its popular Maggi has cleared tests conducted by Central Food Technological Research Institute (CFTRI) under a Supreme Court directive, reiterating that its instant noodles brand is safe for consumption.

In what could be the Maggi moment for the pharma majors, the Delhi High Court will today hear cases filed by various pharmaceutical companies against a ban imposed by the central government on 344 drug combinations.

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.

Government today rejected suggestions that the five-month ban Swiss giant Nestle's Maggi noodles was in retaliation to the European Union's clampdown on marketing of 700 generic drugs for alleged manipulation of clinical trials by GVK Bio.

The Supreme Court has asked a government laboratory in Mysore to clarify whether its tests on Maggi noodles show lead and monosodium glutamate or MSG within safe limits.

A month after Nestle India relaunched Maggi noodles in the domestic market, the company on Monday said it will launch other variants of the brand such as oats noodles and cup noodles in 3-4 months.

The Supreme Court sought the central government's response on Nestle India's plea challenging the "legality and correctness" of the NCDRC order directing testing of 16 samples of Maggi noodles to ascertain their safety for consumption.

The Supreme Court on Friday sought a response from Maggi noodles manufacturer Nestle India Ltd and Maharashtra on a plea filed by the Food Safety Standards Authority of India (FSSAI) against the Bombay High Court verdict lifting ban on nine variants of the fast food and asking the company to go for fresh tests.

Maggi is a popular snack across age groups. But should you consume it on a weight-loss diet? An expert dietitian explained and her video is viral.

A recent picture surfaced on the internet combining much-loved instant noodles with a bar of chocolate, and it did not go down well with netizens.

A year after Maggi made a comeback following a ban of eight months, Nestle India is looking to consolidate its leadership position in the noodles segment, and re-grow the overall category that has shrunk due to trust issues with consumers over food safety.

Nestle said Maggi noodles in India has reported sustained recovery, regaining market share in the country almost a year after it was relaunched following a five-month ban in 2015.

Within nine months of its re-launch, Maggi noodles now accounts for 57.1 per cent market share of the instant noodles segment riding on its marketing /branding initiatives and new variants.

Rebounding from losses after ban on its Maggi noodles last year, FMCG major Nestle India on Friday reported net profit of Rs 230.84 crore for the second quarter ended June 30.

Having 'weathered' the Maggi storm, Nestle India is embarking on a product offensive, launching up to 25 products across various categories to fend off 'disruptive competition' from new rivals like Patanjali.

FMCG major Nestle on Monday said its popular Maggi has cleared tests conducted by Central Food Technological Research Institute (CFTRI) under a Supreme Court directive, reiterating that its instant noodles brand is safe for consumption.

In what could be the Maggi moment for the pharma majors, the Delhi High Court will today hear cases filed by various pharmaceutical companies against a ban imposed by the central government on 344 drug combinations.

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.

Government today rejected suggestions that the five-month ban Swiss giant Nestle's Maggi noodles was in retaliation to the European Union's clampdown on marketing of 700 generic drugs for alleged manipulation of clinical trials by GVK Bio.

The Supreme Court has asked a government laboratory in Mysore to clarify whether its tests on Maggi noodles show lead and monosodium glutamate or MSG within safe limits.

A month after Nestle India relaunched Maggi noodles in the domestic market, the company on Monday said it will launch other variants of the brand such as oats noodles and cup noodles in 3-4 months.

The Supreme Court sought the central government's response on Nestle India's plea challenging the "legality and correctness" of the NCDRC order directing testing of 16 samples of Maggi noodles to ascertain their safety for consumption.

The Supreme Court on Friday sought a response from Maggi noodles manufacturer Nestle India Ltd and Maharashtra on a plea filed by the Food Safety Standards Authority of India (FSSAI) against the Bombay High Court verdict lifting ban on nine variants of the fast food and asking the company to go for fresh tests.