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India has banned the actionauthoritiesbestcafescanteensdamagedisordersexperthealthyinstantlegalmuchparticularlyreciperisksnacksoldierstastetimesunsafe selling Maggi brand of actionauthoritiesbestcafescanteensdamagedisordersexperthealthyinstantlegalmuchparticularlyreciperisksnacksoldierstastetimesunsafe noodles. The noodles are made by the Swiss company Nestlé. Health authorities found the noodles contained too actionauthoritiesbestcafescanteensdamagedisordersexperthealthyinstantlegalmuchparticularlyreciperisksnacksoldierstastetimesunsafe lead. India's food actionauthoritiesbestcafescanteensdamagedisordersexperthealthyinstantlegalmuchparticularlyreciperisksnacksoldierstastetimesunsafe reported that the noodles had seven actionauthoritiesbestcafescanteensdamagedisordersexperthealthyinstantlegalmuchparticularlyreciperisksnacksoldierstastetimesunsafe more lead than is actionauthoritiesbestcafescanteensdamagedisordersexperthealthyinstantlegalmuchparticularlyreciperisksnacksoldierstastetimesunsafe. They also had too much monosodium glutamate - a chemical that brings out the actionauthoritiesbestcafescanteensdamagedisordersexperthealthyinstantlegalmuchparticularlyreciperisksnacksoldierstastetimesunsafe of food. News agencies say Delhi might take legal actionauthoritiesbestcafescanteensdamagedisordersexperthealthyinstantlegalmuchparticularlyreciperisksnacksoldierstastetimesunsafe against Nestlé because of an actionauthoritiesbestcafescanteensdamagedisordersexperthealthyinstantlegalmuchparticularlyreciperisksnacksoldierstastetimesunsafe product. They also say Delhi is upset that Nestlé told people the noodles were actionauthoritiesbestcafescanteensdamagedisordersexperthealthyinstantlegalmuchparticularlyreciperisksnacksoldierstastetimesunsafe when they were not.

The Indian Army has also advised its actionauthoritiesbestcafescanteensdamagedisordersexperthealthyinstantlegalmuchparticularlyreciperisksnacksoldierstastetimesunsafe and staff not to eat Maggi noodles. It asked its actionauthoritiesbestcafescanteensdamagedisordersexperthealthyinstantlegalmuchparticularlyreciperisksnacksoldierstastetimesunsafe not to sell any more Maggi noodles. Colleges and roadside actionauthoritiesbestcafescanteensdamagedisordersexperthealthyinstantlegalmuchparticularlyreciperisksnacksoldierstastetimesunsafe will also stop selling the noodles. Millions of Indians will be without their favourite actionauthoritiesbestcafescanteensdamagedisordersexperthealthyinstantlegalmuchparticularlyreciperisksnacksoldierstastetimesunsafe until Nestlé changes its actionauthoritiesbestcafescanteensdamagedisordersexperthealthyinstantlegalmuchparticularlyreciperisksnacksoldierstastetimesunsafe. The Indian government does not like the health actionauthoritiesbestcafescanteensdamagedisordersexperthealthyinstantlegalmuchparticularlyreciperisksnacksoldierstastetimesunsafe from the lead in the noodles. A health actionauthoritiesbestcafescanteensdamagedisordersexperthealthyinstantlegalmuchparticularlyreciperisksnacksoldierstastetimesunsafe from the Associated Press said: "[Too much] intake of lead can cause actionauthoritiesbestcafescanteensdamagedisordersexperthealthyinstantlegalmuchparticularlyreciperisksnacksoldierstastetimesunsafe to the kidneys, bones and nervous system. It is actionauthoritiesbestcafescanteensdamagedisordersexperthealthyinstantlegalmuchparticularlyreciperisksnacksoldierstastetimesunsafe harmful to children and can cause learning actionauthoritiesbestcafescanteensdamagedisordersexperthealthyinstantlegalmuchparticularlyreciperisksnacksoldierstastetimesunsafe."