The Department of Food Technology and Quality Control has ordered the recall of a specific batch of Rara noodles from the market because it failed laboratory quality tests.
Recall Order Issued
The Department of Food Technology and Quality Control has officially ordered the immediate withdrawal of a batch of Rara brand instant noodles from the market. This decision was made after the department found the product to be of low quality during their laboratory testing. The manufacturer has been told to stop selling and distributing this specific batch right away.
Details of the Affected Batch
According to the department, the action was taken after they collected samples during a market inspection. The test was done under the Food Hygiene and Quality Act, 2081. An official order was issued on Bhadau 9 based on Section 38, Subsection 2 of the Act.
The product that need to be removed from the market is the 60-gram Rara instant noodle packet. The batch number for this product is REG 01. These noodles were produced on 5 February 2026, and they have a shelf life of 12 months from the date of production. The department has strictly told everyone to stop the sale and distribution of these noodles immediately.
Manufacturer Information
These noodles were manufactured by Himshree Foods Pvt. Ltd., located in the Pokhara Industrial Area, Pokhara, Kaski. The department has officially restricted the sale and distribution of this specific food product under Section 38, Subsection 4 of the Food Hygiene and Quality Act, 2081. Consumers are advised not to consume this specific batch of noodles.
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