INDIA: Nestle challenges health criticism of noodle line

By Raghavendra Verma | 4 April 2012

Nestlé has rejected allegations from India's premier environmental health lobby group that its Maggi instant noodles could harm consumer health.

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Nestlé has rejected allegations from India's premier environmental health lobby group that its Maggi instant noodles could harm consumer health.

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