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Indomie variant banned in Taiwan is safe for consumption: Indonesia

JAKARTA (The Jakarta Post/Asia News Network): The Food and Drug Monitoring Agency (BPOM) announced on Thursday (April 27) that one Indomie instant noodle variant that was banned in Taiwan and Malaysia for containing carcinogenic substances, is in fact safe for consumption.

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Indonesia: Indomie noodle variant safe to eat despite Taiwan, Malaysia warnings

Doha: Indonesia s Food and Drug Monitoring Agency said the popular Indomie instant noodle variant is safe for consumption in the country despite its r.

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Cancerous Substance Claim: Health Ministry Orders Voluntary Recall Of Affected Ah Lai Instant Noodle Batch

The new Health DG pointed out that the ministry has been conducting tests on various brands of instant noodles available in the local market.

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Two types of instant noodles recalled in Malaysia over carcinogenic fears

Two types of instant noodles recalled in Malaysia over carcinogenic fears
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Malaysian health ministry orders recall of 2 types of instant noodles over carcinogenic fears

An inspection in Taipei found that a batch of "Ah Lai White Curry Noodles" that were made in Malaysia and “Indomie: Special Chicken Flavour" noodles from Indonesia contained ethylene oxide - a cancer-causing substance.

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