Nestle's 2-minute Maggi Noodles are declared as unsafe for consumption in India forcing the company to recall the product from distributors and retailers across the country.
Surprisingly, UK's Food Standard Agency (FSA) found Maggi noodles safe it eat after testing all the samples of the product to check if there are high levels off lead post the uproar in India. FSA found out that levels of lead in Maggi noodles is within the EU permissible levels and wouldn't pose any threat to the consumers.
Ban of Maggi instant noodles in India has increased the fear among the people in UK. As a result, Around 900 samples were tested by FSA and Local Authorities in the past few days. The report from FSA will be a relief to Maggi lovers in Britain. In UK, Only Maggi's masala flavour noodles have been sold and it has got a huge market here.
Surprisingly, UK's Food Standard Agency (FSA) found Maggi noodles safe it eat after testing all the samples of the product to check if there are high levels off lead post the uproar in India. FSA found out that levels of lead in Maggi noodles is within the EU permissible levels and wouldn't pose any threat to the consumers.
Ban of Maggi instant noodles in India has increased the fear among the people in UK. As a result, Around 900 samples were tested by FSA and Local Authorities in the past few days. The report from FSA will be a relief to Maggi lovers in Britain. In UK, Only Maggi's masala flavour noodles have been sold and it has got a huge market here.