Maggi Noodle Recall

The company had to recall and destroy 38,000 tonnes of Maggi noodles from millions of retail shelves. The ban was relaxed in November 2015.

The Supreme Court today gave its nod to Nestle India and FSSAI to destroy 550 tonnes of recalled stocks of Maggi noodles which have passed shelf life and are in the possession of the company and the food regulator.

The Supreme Court would next week hear Nestle India's plea seeking its nod to destroy about 550 tonnes of recalled stock of Maggi noodles which have passed shelf life.

Nestle India today moved Supreme Court seeking its nod to destroy about 550 tonnes of recalled stock of Maggi Noodles which have passed shelf life, saying its storage may lead to health hazard at the 39 locations where it is stored across the country.

Nestle could start making Maggi noodles again in India as early as October, it said today, paving the way for the snack to go back on sale by the end of the year.

Swiss FMCG major Nestle said the negative impact of withdrawal of Maggi in Indian market will continue in the second half of the year.

Nestle India was asked to recall Maggi noodles as its samples were found to be containing more than permissible limits of lead and were also violating the labelling requirement, Government today said.

Maggi noodles remained subject to a recall order in India after the country's food safety regulator declined to change its stance on the popular snack.

Maggi noodles remained subject to a recall order in the country after the Food Safety and Standards Authority of India declined to change its stance on the popular snack, despite Goa finding no evidence of the excess lead detected by Uttar Pradesh.

Nestle India Ltd, battling a reputational crisis after a food scare, slipped into a loss in the June quarter, as sales plunged after its hugely popular Maggi noodles were pulled off shelves over safety concerns.

Recall of many food products from the market, including instant noodles Maggi has created an environment of fear in the industry, says Union Food Processing Minister Harsimrat Kaur Badal.

Ambuja Cements is believed to have been paid Rs 20 crore for burning the recalled packets of Maggi noodles at its cement plant in Chandrapur in Maharashtra, PTI reported.

Latest to join the recent food controversies in India is this case of contaminated baby food.

The company is in the process of recalling and destroying its existing samples.

Mizoram's four authorised distributors of Maggi instant noodles were recalling the products from different retailers and outlets across the state and the recalling process was expected to be over by this week, state health department officials said.

The company had to recall and destroy 38,000 tonnes of Maggi noodles from millions of retail shelves. The ban was relaxed in November 2015.

The Supreme Court today gave its nod to Nestle India and FSSAI to destroy 550 tonnes of recalled stocks of Maggi noodles which have passed shelf life and are in the possession of the company and the food regulator.

The Supreme Court would next week hear Nestle India's plea seeking its nod to destroy about 550 tonnes of recalled stock of Maggi noodles which have passed shelf life.

Nestle India today moved Supreme Court seeking its nod to destroy about 550 tonnes of recalled stock of Maggi Noodles which have passed shelf life, saying its storage may lead to health hazard at the 39 locations where it is stored across the country.

Nestle could start making Maggi noodles again in India as early as October, it said today, paving the way for the snack to go back on sale by the end of the year.

Swiss FMCG major Nestle said the negative impact of withdrawal of Maggi in Indian market will continue in the second half of the year.

Nestle India was asked to recall Maggi noodles as its samples were found to be containing more than permissible limits of lead and were also violating the labelling requirement, Government today said.

Maggi noodles remained subject to a recall order in India after the country's food safety regulator declined to change its stance on the popular snack.

Maggi noodles remained subject to a recall order in the country after the Food Safety and Standards Authority of India declined to change its stance on the popular snack, despite Goa finding no evidence of the excess lead detected by Uttar Pradesh.

Nestle India Ltd, battling a reputational crisis after a food scare, slipped into a loss in the June quarter, as sales plunged after its hugely popular Maggi noodles were pulled off shelves over safety concerns.

Recall of many food products from the market, including instant noodles Maggi has created an environment of fear in the industry, says Union Food Processing Minister Harsimrat Kaur Badal.

Ambuja Cements is believed to have been paid Rs 20 crore for burning the recalled packets of Maggi noodles at its cement plant in Chandrapur in Maharashtra, PTI reported.

Latest to join the recent food controversies in India is this case of contaminated baby food.

The company is in the process of recalling and destroying its existing samples.

Mizoram's four authorised distributors of Maggi instant noodles were recalling the products from different retailers and outlets across the state and the recalling process was expected to be over by this week, state health department officials said.