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Article

10 Aug 2005

Author:
Coca-Cola India

The myths and the facts [regarding allegations that Coca-Cola products in India contain pesticide residues above EU norms]

In India, as in the rest of the world, our plants use a multiple barrier system to remove potential contaminants and unwanted natural substances including iron, sulfur, heavy metals as well as pesticides. Our products in India are safe and are tested regularly to ensure that they meet the same rigorous standards we maintain across the world.