Is Perrier as pure as it claims? The bottled water scandal gripping France
Summary
A scandal in France questions the purity of bottled water brands like Perrier. Companies have allegedly used illegal filtration methods due to water contamination worries. A decision on Perrier's status as "natural mineral water" will come soon.Key Facts
- Perrier and other brands are investigated for using illegal water filtration methods.
- The concern stems from contamination linked to climate change and droughts.
- "Natural mineral water" should remain unaltered from source to bottle according to EU law.
- The issue does not pose a risk to public health, as the filtered water is safe.
- Controversy arises over claims that the French government helped cover up the situation.
- A senate report accused the government of covering up details about the water scandal.
- Nestlé, Perrier's parent company, admitted using unauthorized treatments on its water.
- A ruling is awaited on whether Perrier can continue to use the "natural mineral water" label.
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