Coca-Cola announced a recall of beverages in various European countries after discovering elevated levels of chlorate in certain cans and glass bottles since November. Although a sizeable amount of products, including popular brands like Fanta and Sprite, were affected, independent experts reported a very low probability of health risks for consumers. The recall was revealed following routine checks at a production site in Ghent, with the company actively working to remove the affected products from store shelves and maintaining communication with relevant authorities.
Coca-Cola reported that certain cans and glass bottles containing elevated chlorate levels were distributed across several European countries since November, prompting recalls.
While Coca-Cola Europacific Partners Belgium noted the quantity of affected products was considerable, the risk to consumers was assessed as very low by independent experts.
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