“Lenta” removed from the shelves of instant noodles after checking

“Tape” withdrew from sale individual batches of instant noodles after checking Roskoshestvo. The trading network intends to conduct its own research of products, the press service of the company told RBC.

“According to the research of Roskoshestvo, the products are safe for use: violations relate to the mandatory requirements of the technical regulation TR CU 022/2011 “Food products in terms of its labeling”, as well as non-compliance with the advanced standards of Roskoshestvo (humidity, crumb content, traces of pesticides),” the trade network said.

In this regard, the Lenta explained that the batches of noodles were withdrawn from sale precisely because of non-compliance with the requirements of the technical regulations. Such products, the company stressed, can not be on sale “neither in terms of legislation nor in terms of internal standards of the company.”.

"In the event of repeated detection of violations against the supplier, measures will be taken in accordance with the company's current procedures," the statement said.

Earlier, on September 29, Roskoshestvo reported the results of checking instant noodles with a taste of chicken. Experts examined the products of 20 brands and found violations of the mandatory requirements of technical regulations in the products of seven of them.

We are talking about the trademarks Doshirak, Chan Ramen, Doshirak Kvisti, JML, Nissin, SamYang and Naruto. The main violations concerned product labeling.

After the inspection, manufacturers and importers began to correct the violations identified. In addition, Rospotrebnadzor sent warnings to several importers.