Maggi has issued a statement after Indian food inspectors ordered Nestlé India to recall a batch of noodles from shops across the country, saying the product contained dangerous levels of lead.
"We do not add MSG to Maggi noodles and our label declarations are as per local regulation. We use raw materials in noodles which can contain naturally occurring glutamate," Maggi said in a statement.
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This is how Twitter reacted:
Now we know why Maggi always 'lead' the market.
— Gaurav Kapur (@gauravkapur) May 22, 2015
Young mothers allow their kids to drool on maggi noodles, pizzas and burgers - all of which create havoc to the child's intellect and body.
— Vinita Deshmukh (@VinitaDeshmukh) May 22, 2015
Please don't ban Maggi. Even if excess lead damages brain. Too much brain is an impediment to success in life
— The Bad Doctor (@doctoratlarge) May 21, 2015
If an incident like Maggi happened in North America by now d factory wld hv bn ordered to be closed down & millions of dollars fine imposed.
— Markandey Katju (@mkatju) May 21, 2015
Dear Maggi. Honestly I've eaten worse. I still love you. But I think this break will be good for us. You need to heal. Plus, log Kya kahenge
— Vir Das (@thevirdas) May 21, 2015
I don’t know how much MSG there is in Maggi, but there is a lot of Maggi on MSG’s hands pic.twitter.com/z6wsgiNmI9
— Mihir Fadnavis (@mihirfadnavis) May 20, 2015
Maggi can always reject criticism as those planted by Top Ramen agents.
— Rahul Roushan (@rahulroushan) May 20, 2015
i have some stash if anyone wants to score. #maggi
— Surekha Pillai (@surekhapillai) May 21, 2015
No wonder it took longer than 2 mins to cook. All that lead. #Maggi
— Anuj G (@AnujGurwara) May 18, 2015
#maggi has high levels of MSG so it could be banned, what about some idiots who have high level of MCP?
— Brikesh (@Brikesh) May 18, 2015
Exclusive pic of MSG in my Maggi. #MaggiBan pic.twitter.com/E1slxDWGNH
— मैन की बात (@irockordoi) May 21, 2015
Reaction When you heard about #maggiban ...Nahiiiiiiii pic.twitter.com/bnh7xoonKC
— आप चोर हैं (@AapChorHain) May 21, 2015
#maggiban So now #Maggi is being banned in Hindutva state just because Maggie noodles look like muslims dish seviyan? Is this secular India?
— Zaid Hamid (@SirZaidHamid) May 20, 2015
Now Maggie will be sold in black/grey market. #maggiban #Maggie
— Challa_Jordan (@bakwaasgiri) May 20, 2015
A group of Indian hostelers have threatened to leave India if Maggi is banned. #maggiban
— Zaid Hamid (@SirZaidHamid) May 20, 2015
At this new Bihari Speciality Restaurant in Bihar Niwas, #Delhi was surprised to find #Maggi in the starters menu. pic.twitter.com/dvhJncCTtz
— GhoseSpot (@SandipGhose) May 20, 2015
If Maggi gets banned, what example will professors use in B Schools for misleading Advertisement?
— Gappistan Radio (@GappistanRadio) May 20, 2015
2-minute silence for hostelites, single men and women. #Maggi
— Abhijit Majumder (@abhijitmajumder) May 20, 2015
By banning Maggi, the UP govt is noodlessly interfering in junk food. Questionable lead-ership.
— Madhavan Narayanan (@madversity) May 20, 2015
"Maggi Noodles" is an anagram of "O, MSG, Lead go in?" #JustSaying
— Ramesh Srivats (@rameshsrivats) May 20, 2015
My only problem with Maggi Noodles is that they always made us believe that it can be made in just 2 minutes.
— Tinu Cherian Abraham (@tinucherian) May 20, 2015
If you're eating Maggi for nutrition maybe you should just not ever eat ever
— Rohan (@mojorojo) May 20, 2015
I eat Maggi because: 1) I'm drunk and 2) I know it's terrible 3) Which makes it amazing
— Rohan (@mojorojo) May 20, 2015
Wife banned Maggi long ago for daughter as lead can damage brain. But she lets me have it -she says my brain is already irreparably damaged
— The Bad Doctor (@doctoratlarge) May 20, 2015
WAIT WHAT? MAGGI ISN'T GOOD FOR ME? THIS IS BRAND NEW INFORMATION
— Asmita Bakshi (@asmitabee) May 18, 2015
Sweet Jesus!!! :( - Food inspectors order recall of Maggi noodles from shops across country over excess lead http://t.co/rrLa7YjhsN
— Karthik Srinivasan (@beastoftraal) May 20, 2015
Dear #Maggi, I have grown up loving you. I am heart broken to know that you have been a poison all through out.
— Shuja-ul-Haq (@ShujaUH) May 21, 2015
But Nestle has too much money to let #Maggi be banned. We will keep eating nostalgia at the cost of our future.
— Aditi Mittal (@awryaditi) May 20, 2015