Maggi

Maggi, Nestle India's single-largest revenue earner, was banned in June 2015 for six months across India

The company says it is selling the product at 120,000 outlets through 724 distributors across the country

Maggi's return comes as Indians prepare to celebrate Diwali, a time when retail food shopping is at its peak in India

Earlier this month Nestle said the laboratory tests had found that Maggi noodles were safe to eat

Karnataka and Gujarat lifted ban on Nestle product after Bombay High Court's ruling

Nestle was banned from making or selling noodles in India after tests found lead levels exceeded statutory limits

Goa says lab testing shows Maggi samples are in compliance with standards as per Food Safety and Standards Rules

The court will hear submissions from both sides on June 18, according to a listing on its website.

Food inspectors in the state of Uttar Pradesh said last month that they had found high lead levels in two dozen Maggi