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Fans of Coca-Cola have been left shocked after discovering the origins of the soft drink’s iconic name. The drink, which was founded in 1886, continues to make billions around the globe and saw ...

The Ministry confirmed on January 30 that Coca-Cola beverages in the country are safe for consumption and free of high levels of chlorate. This clarification came after the European bottling unit ...

Malaysia is not affected by carbonated drink products, alleged to contain high levels of chlorate as reported in some European countries, said Health Minister Dzulkefly Ahmad. He said that based ...

The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) says no chlorate-contaminated soft drinks from a Coca-Cola bottling plant in Europe have been imported here. Last month, Coca-Cola recalled some soft drinks ...

Coca-Cola recalls its drinks in some countries across Europe after detecting ''higher levels'' of the chemical chlorate. Soda packaging is seen in a grocery store in Las Vegas on Nov. 17 ...

"Chlorate originates from chlorine disinfectants widely and legally used in water treatment and in food processing with drinking water being by far the main contributor," the European Commission ...

Coca-Cola has launched a Europe-wide recall of beverages due to high chlorate levels. Germany, France, Luxembourg, the Netherlands, Belgium and Great Britain are affected. The recall concerns soft ...

Chlorate, a byproduct of chlorine disinfectants used in water treatment, can potentially disrupt thyroid function, especially in children. The European Union's rapid alert system notified health ...

The United Kingdom's Food Standards Agency has launched an investigation into Coca-Cola products after the beverage giant recalled drinks across several European markets due to high chlorate levels.

(Bloomberg) -- Coca-Cola Europacific Partners Plc has recalled a range of soft drinks including Coke, Fanta and Sprite in Europe over higher levels of the chemical chlorate. Cans and bottles ...