The products were previously withdrawn from the market following allegations of the presence of ethylene oxide, a compound associated with lymphoma and leukaemia, by the Taipei’s Health Department.
types of instant noodles which were said to contain carcinogens and previously ordered to be recalled, are safe to be consumed, the Ministry of Health said on Tuesday .
“The analysis found that the products complied with prescribed legislation and are safe to eat,” he said in a statement on Tuesday.
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