From December 1, all manufacturers must test source water for the germs each week as is currently required for finished bottled water products. If tests prove positive for E. coli, companies must explain in writing how they eliminated the bacteria and retest samples before use.
According to a notice posted on the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) website: “Bottled water containing E. coli will be considered adulterated, and source water containing E. coli will not be considered to be of a safe, sanitary quality and will be prohibited from use in the production of bottled water.”
Hmmm, I wonder how the marketing departments will spin this into a benefit factor for health
According to a notice posted on the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) website: “Bottled water containing E. coli will be considered adulterated, and source water containing E. coli will not be considered to be of a safe, sanitary quality and will be prohibited from use in the production of bottled water.”
Hmmm, I wonder how the marketing departments will spin this into a benefit factor for health
