Maggi to hit shelves this month from Goa, Punjab, Karnataka
INDIA TODAY, NEW DELHI | 04 November 2015 18:48 IST
After allegations of an unhealthy MSG and lead content, the FSSAI had issued a much talked about ban on Maggi that led the brand to withdraw from the Indian market.
As expected, Nestle saw a major decline in profit and suffered significant losses.
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