Nestle Restarts Maggi Noodles Sale, Ties Up With Snapdeal For Online Rollout

09 November ,Mumbai

Nestle India has successfully come back in Indian market Monday , after five months as its product Maggi noodles masala was banned for allegedly containing lead beyond permissible levels.

It will make its best effort to ensure that the product reaches consumers and is working with its distributors and channel partners to achieve this, the company said in a statement.

In addition, the company has tied up with Snapdeal to roll out the sale of the instant noodles brand online. ”Most states do not have a ban on the sale of Maggi noodles. For” states where specific directions are required, we are engaging with them,”. Maggi Noodles are 100 percent safe.

The test results from all laboratories mandated by the Honurable bombat high court has validated Nestle India position that MAGGI Noodle were and are safe statement added. Suresh Narayanan, Chairman and MD, Nestle India, said, ”The return of Maggi noodles on the auspicious eve of Deepawali and on the day of Dhanteras is a moment of celebration for all of us. Maggi noodles has a very special relationship and a strong emotional bond with consumers across the country and I am confident that the bond will grow even stronger ”.

The company is presently producing Maggi at three locations in Karnataka, Punjab and Goa. The company said it is engaging with authorities to start production at the other two locations at Tahliwal and Pantnagar.