Coca Cola Issues 2025 Issues. Analyse PESTLE de Coca Cola (2025) Coca-Cola has recalled a number of drinks including Coke, Diet Coke, Sprite Zero and Appletiser Coca-cola issues urgent update after drinks recalled due to 'chemical contamination' Danny Rigg Published January 27, 2025 9:13pm Updated January 29, 2025 9:38pm
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2 of 3 | A note is posted next to cleared cases of soft drinks sitting on a shelf in a supermarket in Antwerp, Belgium, after Coca-Cola recalled some of its soft drinks in Europe, Tuesday, Jan Coca-Cola issues safety recall of soft drinks in Europe over chemical chlorate concerns.
A note is posted next to cleared cases of soft drinks sitting on a shelf in a supermarket in Antwerp, Belgium, after Coca-Cola recalled some of its soft drinks in Europe, Tuesday, Jan The recall affects Coca-Cola Original Taste, Coca-Cola Zero Sugar, Diet Coke, and Sprite Zero cans supplied to cafes and restaurants, as well as 6x250ml Appletiser multipacks sold in UK supermarkets. Coca-Cola's international bottling and distribution operation in Belgium identified the issue during routine testing at its facility in Ghent
**FINAL SALE** CocaCola Medium Weekly Monthly Planner TF Publishing Calendars + Planners. Credit: Matthew Bellemare / CC BY-SA 2.0 Coca-Cola has issued a recall of several products in three countries in Europe - Belgium, Luxembourg, and the Netherlands after routine testing detected higher-than-allowed levels of chlorate, a chemical that forms during water or food processing and can be harmful in. A note is posted next to cleared cases of soft drinks sitting on a shelf in a supermarket in Antwerp, Belgium, after Coca-Cola recalled some of its soft drinks in Europe, Tuesday, Jan
Coca Cola Corporate Social Responsibility Management Weekly. Coca-Cola said that it tracked the problem back to one specific container used in its water treatment process at its factory in the city of Ghent while conducting routine safety checks Coca-Cola has recalled several soft drinks in the UK after elevated levels of chlorate were found during routine testing