Imported noodles under Meghalaya govt's scanner

Noodles imported from Singapore, Nepal and Thailand are under the scanner of the Meghalaya government after samples of Maggi noodles tested unsafe.
At least 36 samples of various kinds of noodles of different brands and imported from the three countries have been sent for testing at the Guwahati-based Public Health Laboratory, Food Safety assistant commissioner D Bahun Mukhim told PTI.
Some of these products include Wow Chow and Rum Pum which were imported from Nepal, Koka imported from Singapore, Wai Wai manufactured in Assam's Boko district, Yippie of ITC Ltd and Yummy in Meghalaya's Ri-Bhoi district.
About the test on Nestle's Maggi noodles samples, Mukhim said at least two out of the 10 samples have been tested unsafe for consumption by the laboratory in Guwahati.

The results have been forwarded to the law department for necessary actions before a final decision on these products could be taken, she said.
As per recommendations of the Centre last week Maggi products were recalled from the market in Meghalaya and the distributors have been asked to comply.