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Article

14 Jan 2008

Author:
Centre for Science & Environment [India]

Still unsafe [India]

The TERI report ‘Independent third party assessment of Coca-Cola facilities in India’ cannot be used to give the cola companies a clean chit on pesticide residues. TERI has not tested the final product, which we drink. The CSE study in 2003 and 2006 tested bottles of colas and found pesticides above safe limits in the drinks...