Govt of India is seeking damages of nearly $100m from Nestle India for "unfair
trade practices" after the food safety regulator banned its hugely
popular Maggi noodles brand in June 2015 for containing unsafe levels of
lead.
The NDA Government said on Wednesday Aug 12,2015 that it has filed a suit with the
country's top consumer court, National Consumer Disputes Redressal
Commission (NCDRC), for 6,400 million rupees ($98.6m) in damages from
the Indian arm of the Swiss food giant.
"Our complaint is over their unfair trade practices and the court will now issue them notices to hear their response," G Gurcharan, Additional Secretary at the Ministry of Consumer Affairs, told
"Our complaint is over their unfair trade practices and the court will now issue them notices to hear their response," G Gurcharan, Additional Secretary at the Ministry of Consumer Affairs, told
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