Food Safety

ITC strongly refuted the claims, saying all its products are \"manufactured in state-of-the-art, world-class facilities, complying with strict…

Citing the Bombay High Court order, Nestle also sought to recall an order of the NCDRC admitting the government\'s Rs 640 crore suit against the…

Four successive inspections between 2013 and 2015 gave the restaurant zero or maximum one rating. A number of written warnings were served to the…

The FDA said that the samples of Yippee noodles, seized from a local mall here, have been found to contain lead œfar in excess to the permissible…

The bench had directed the officer to file a test report along with opposite parties\' opinion on safety of consuming Maggi noodles.

\"To this end, we have embarked on communicating to the consumer in an open and transparent manner with a reassurance campaign which is rooted…

ITC\\\'s brand, before the controversy was authoritative 18 to 20 per cent of the whole market share. But after the storm on Maggi, the market…

Nestle lawyer Iqbal Chagla also said FSSAI had previously approved the product packaging, then accused Nestle of mislabeling with regard to…

According to Koshia, of the 23 samples of Sunfeast Yippee, one sample failed the safety test as it showed higher lead content while some samples…

Earlier this week, food safety regulators in countries including the UK, Singapore, Australia and New Zealand which have also gave a clean chit to…

The court was hearing a petition filed by Nestle India challenging the impugned order of June 5 passed by FSSAI banning nine variants of the popular…

ITC has taken the decision to remove the same following the Maggi noodles controversy wherein FSSAI has pointed that if a product does not contain…

According to reports, Starbucks coffee which entered India partnership with Tata Group continues to sell products rejected by central food safety…

As per FSSAI order, the companies whose products have been listed for testing are Nestle India, ITC, Indo Nissin Food Ltd, GSK Consumer Helathcare,…

According to the sources the unprecedented step of removing all 11 instant noodle brands from its 2,621 stores in over 200 cities.