Denmark's ”Brudak Stir-fried Noodles” recall was ”a good thing?” = Korea

After the Danish government recently recalled three types of "Black Fried Noodles" made by the Korean food manufacturer Samyang Foods, interest in the product has unexpectedly increased.
According to an analysis, the recall incident is acting as a catalyst for advertising LUDA stir-fried noodles. According to Google search trends on the 23rd, the number of searches for LUDA fried noodles worldwide was 100.
The number of searches for "Korean stir-fried noodles" hit an all-time high this month. The number of searches is said to be double that of October last year and four times that of March last year. The day with the highest number of searches this month was the Danish Ricoh
The recall took place on June 12th, just after the announcement of the recall. Immediately after the Danish recall, media outlets such as the BBC, the Associated Press, and the AFP reported on the matter, and Blackac Stir-fried Noodles became a hot topic.
The Washington Post reported that "Denmark's sales ban has brought even more attention to Blüdak stir-fried noodles."