'Nestle launched Maggi oats noodles without approval'

June 05, 2015 13:21

Yet more trouble Nestle. India's Central food safety regulator FSSAI orders Nestle to recall nine variants of Maggi instant noodles from the market. The FSSAI says Nestle launched 'Maggi Oats Masala Noodles' without product approval and without undertaking risk, safety assessment; orders recall immediately. FSSAI says Nestle violated labelling regulations on taste enhancer 'MSG', asks Nestle to submit compliance report on its orders within three days. It also violated labelling norms on the taste enhancer.

In any case, Nestle India on Thursday night decided to take Maggi off the shelves after a controversy erupted over its contents, prompting several states to ban the 'two-minute' noodles.

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