Maggi to be banned again? Worms found in Maggi packet

Pune: NP NEWS 24 ONLINE – India’s official bachelor’s food, which just takes 2 minutes to prepare, yes You guessed it right. We are talking about Maggi. We all love to eat Maggi as its tasty and yet it does not, even after banning on Maggi a few years back it got popular again But It looks like the company is still not caring about their customer.

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In a shocking incident, a Maggi packet had worms inside it has found in Pune. A woman named Dipali More from Kothrud was the one who found it. She is a qualified woman and workers in a company. After coming back from work she started making Maggi and as soon as she poured the Maggi in the vessel she saw worm inside the Maggi.

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When Dipali checked the expiry date of the product it said that it is best before 9 months from packing. The manufacturing of the packet was of June 2018. So it means it was supposed to expire on March 2019. Then as well there was a worm inside the packet.

Dipali got really angry and tweeted to Nestle company which manufactures Maggi about the whole incident. She registered her compliant through twitter.

As soon as she tweeted she got a revert from Nestle company which said apologised for the discomfort and asked her for her contact details.

Earlier, Maggi’s crisis came about in June 2015 when the Food Safety and Standards Authority of India (FSSAI) banned the instant noodles for five months for allegedly containing lead beyond permissible limits.

The instant noodles known for its cooking time of 2 minutes used to dominate the market with 75% market share before its ban in 2015.