Maggi ban lifted: Our first love is back

Maggi ban lifted: Our first love is back

Maggi ban lifted: Our first love is back

Today Bombay high court released the ban faced by Nestlé's Maggi in India with some rules that brand needs to follow, nestle has been told that in coming next six months they have to provide samples for testing which will be tested by three accredited labs to prove the amount of lead is in acceptable quantity and if the samples were passed, the company can start selling maggi noodles in the market again.

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Nestle stated that they have send more than 2700 samples for testing in labs in India as well as abroad and the level of lead is far below permissible limit.

Country's food safety regulator banned Maggi in June after finding excessive amount of lead and MSG (mono sodium glutamate) in the samples tested in uttar Pradesh.