IndianMascot
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News Maggi banned due to high quantities of MSG and lead. Update - Ban Lifted
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So we can't make conclusions....as we know companies which are exporting have to consider different quality standards which are suitable under regulations of that country....
IndianMascot
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But the article clearly says Indian Manufactured Maggi
scorpionking76
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Hope you are not talking about Maggi India NinadG bro
scorpionking76
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Read in TOI that Maggi is banned in Canada
This is how Nestle plans to relaunch Maggi
Nestlé India is preparing a blueprint for a possible relaunch of the Maggi instant noodles brand.
Industry experts and analysts feel the issue of the recall and ban of Maggi noodles in India is likely to be resolved in the next three to six months.
Bombay HC allowed Nestlé India to export Maggi noodles but did not lift the ban on its local sales.
To prepare itself in the event it gets a go-ahead from the Bombay HC to resume sales in the country, Nestlé India is conducting an internal survey, seeking inputs from employees on how ‘Maggi could be returned to its rightful position’.
In an e-mail to employees recently, Nestlé India's Managing Director Etienne Benet said, "We are determined to resolve the Maggi noodles issue in the best possible way.
The relaunch is likely to see Nestlé India overhaul product packaging, as it seeks to mark a complete break from the past.
The company might also change its labelling to ensure it does not breach food safety norms.
Labels such as 'No added MSG' could be removed from the new packs, persons in the know said.
In an emailed response, a Nestlé India spokesperson said the company would do whatever was needed to bring Maggi back.
Prior to the ban and recall, Nestlé India derived 26 per cent of its Rs 9,800-crore annual revenue from Maggi noodles. India is also the largest market for Maggi.
Read more at: http://www.rediff.com/business/report/this-is-how-nestle-plans-to-relaunch-maggi/20150702.htm
Nestlé India is preparing a blueprint for a possible relaunch of the Maggi instant noodles brand.
Industry experts and analysts feel the issue of the recall and ban of Maggi noodles in India is likely to be resolved in the next three to six months.
Bombay HC allowed Nestlé India to export Maggi noodles but did not lift the ban on its local sales.
To prepare itself in the event it gets a go-ahead from the Bombay HC to resume sales in the country, Nestlé India is conducting an internal survey, seeking inputs from employees on how ‘Maggi could be returned to its rightful position’.
In an e-mail to employees recently, Nestlé India's Managing Director Etienne Benet said, "We are determined to resolve the Maggi noodles issue in the best possible way.
The relaunch is likely to see Nestlé India overhaul product packaging, as it seeks to mark a complete break from the past.
The company might also change its labelling to ensure it does not breach food safety norms.
Labels such as 'No added MSG' could be removed from the new packs, persons in the know said.
In an emailed response, a Nestlé India spokesperson said the company would do whatever was needed to bring Maggi back.
Prior to the ban and recall, Nestlé India derived 26 per cent of its Rs 9,800-crore annual revenue from Maggi noodles. India is also the largest market for Maggi.
Read more at: http://www.rediff.com/business/report/this-is-how-nestle-plans-to-relaunch-maggi/20150702.htm
IndianMascot
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As we were talking they will be back soon once all this hungama settles down.