Is it true that instant noodles contain carbendazim?

Focus interview carbendazim is not true.

It is rumored that CCTV's Focus Interview revealed that Taiwan Province Master Kong instant noodles contain carbendazim, a pesticide banned in Japan, which can cause cancers such as cerebral palsy and liver tumors after eating.

After investigation, CCTV's Focus Interview did not report this, nor did any other authoritative organization report this matter. Previously, many brands of beverages were exposed to carbendazim, which was later confirmed as a rumor.

Taizhou network police explained that food will be sampled before leaving the factory, and those with food safety problems will be warned or even removed from the shelves. Yichang network police analysis: when you see articles about "spreading rumors", "experts say" and "reporting", you can turn them off.

In the face of rumors, our correct way to open is "don't believe in rumors, don't spread rumors, and ask for more evidence." We should be cautious and objective about the network information with unknown sources, pay attention to discriminating and judging, analyze rationally, and don't publish unconfirmed information.