No plan for Maggi mee recall in Malaysia, says Nestlé


PETALING JAYA: Despite reports of Maggi instant noodles being pulled off the shelves in India due to high lead content, there is no plan to recall the popular product from stores in Malaysia.

“All Maggi noodle products are safe for consumption, so yes, there will not be any product recall for those produced in Malaysia,” said Nestlé Malaysia corporate communication representative Maxine Lim.

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