The Bombay High Court ruled Thursday in favor of Nestle (NESN.VX) in defying the ban by the watchdog safety Maggi instant noodles Swiss group about the concerns of the popular snack containing excessive levels of lead .
The court said Thursday Safety Authority and Food Standards India would have to justify its ban, and ordered new trials in certain laboratories chosen court.
If the evidence is clear, Nestle could turn their shelves noodles India, lawyers involved in the case he said.
Nestle (NEST.NS) pulled noodles wigwams in June after the food scare packaging worst in a decade, but the company has consistently refused regulators results, saying that its own tests showed that the noodles are safe.
Lawyers acting for the food safety regulator said they now appeal within six weeks at the Supreme Court.
Moreover, the government earlier this week filed a lawsuit against the Indian unit of Nestle, and $ 99 million in damages on behalf of consumers, citing unfair commercial practices and selling defective products.
The court said Thursday Safety Authority and Food Standards India would have to justify its ban, and ordered new trials in certain laboratories chosen court.
If the evidence is clear, Nestle could turn their shelves noodles India, lawyers involved in the case he said.
Nestle (NEST.NS) pulled noodles wigwams in June after the food scare packaging worst in a decade, but the company has consistently refused regulators results, saying that its own tests showed that the noodles are safe.
Lawyers acting for the food safety regulator said they now appeal within six weeks at the Supreme Court.
Moreover, the government earlier this week filed a lawsuit against the Indian unit of Nestle, and $ 99 million in damages on behalf of consumers, citing unfair commercial practices and selling defective products.
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