Nestle India welcomes court order to tests Maggi Noodles
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Abstract
Nestlé wants its banned noodles back on the shelves of shops in India. The popular 2-Minute noodle snack Maggi, was removed from stores a few months ago after unsafe levels of lead were found. There was also concern it contained the chemical flavor enhancer M-S-G, which isn't mentioned in the list of ingredients. Nestlé challenged the call and took regulators to court, saying the samples weren't tested at accredited labs and the company never got a show-cause notice before the ban was issued. The Mumbai High Court ruled that Nestle India can start manufacturing and selling noodles 6 weeks from now if tests at 3 different Indian laboratories declare it safe. Nestle's Indian arm also exports Maggi noodles to the U-S, the U-K, Canada, Singapore, and other countries. The U-K Food Standards Agency says Maggi-branded noodles made by the Indian unit of Nestle are safe to eat, and the lead content is well within E-U permitted levels.
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| Open science | 0.002 | 0.003 |
| Research integrity | 0.000 | 0.001 |
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