Coca-Cola's Orange Drink Now Served With Pesticide
Need a hit of extra pesticides today? Just drink some orange-flavored soft drinks (called "fizzy drinks" in the UK) made by Coca-Cola. New research conducted in the UK reveals that Coca-Cola's "Fanta" orange drinks contained 300 times more pesticides than the legal limit allowed in bottled water.The chemicals that were detected in the Coca-Cola orange drinks included carbendazim, thiabendazole, imazalil, prochloraz, malathion and iprodione -- all common pesticides used on fruit crops. That's good news in one sense, of course, because it means Coca-Cola products contain some level of actual fruit! Never mind the fact that the fruit is contaminated with pesticide chemicals...
the Daily Mail says
The average level of the total pesticide contamination of the British drinks was 17.4 parts per billion - 34.6 times the EU maximum residue level for water.
and concludes...
Coca-Cola GB insisted the products are safe. A spokesman said: 'All of the drinks tested meet the safety regulations relating to food products made from agricultural ingredients, which include drinks with fruit juice as an ingredient. "
Daily Mail Article
via Natural News
4 Comments:
Very interesting
It really does make you wonder what goes into some of the items we eat and drink. Mind you if we knew would we eat or drink anything??
That’s funny that still after all researches done, and results gained and published, the fizzy drinks industry is still alive. Sometime I think why is that? People don’t seem to be enemies to themselves. They neither cut fingers, nor they break legs for purpose, then why do they poison their bodies with all these beverages? And poison their kids, which is far worse.
Quote: ‘…which include drinks with fruit juice as an ingredient’. Sounds like - this is really a good apple which includes apple as an ingredient. J
Thank you for a good article, hope many people will see it and reconsider their views on what they are eating and drinking.
Wow, there's another reason to stick to drinking water. What's that make about 2,438 now?
That is completely insane! How can you even put a product on the market that contains poison?
And then consider it safe!??! I guess they don't ever consider that this stuff accumulates in the body.
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