Coca-Cola, PepsiCo recently has announced that the company's orange juice drink contained traces of fungicide carbendazim, but its content is lower than the U.S. federal regulatory agencies under the standard enough to cause public safety concern,fruit juice, and therefore does not pose a health risk.


According to Coca-Cola,ginger beer, the company delivered to the factory orange juice should be routine testing, the company's main raw material supplier of orange juice products sold in the U.S. market is Florida. PepsiCo subsequently issued a statement also said the company's products to the additional test, test imports of Brazilian orange juice carbendazim content less than enough to cause the FDA said the standards of security concerns.

"T hisisan industry issuethataffectsevery com pany thatproducesproductsin theU.S. usingorangejuicefrom B razil,coconut water," Coke saidina release T hursday.

This is an industry problem, related to the company every use from Brazilian orange production in the United States. Coca-Cola said in a statement on Thursday (last week). (Atlanta Journal)

Brazilian orange juice producers saythe use of the fungicide carbendazim, w hichw as discoveredinsom e m ajorU. S.orange juice brands, is widespreadin ; Brazil, raising concerns that m ost de-liveries to the U. S. could contain thesubstance.

fungicide --- carbendazim found in major U.S. orange juice brand. Brazilian orange juice producers, said carbendazim is widely used in Brazil. Fears, exports to the United States, the vast majority of orange juice contain fungicides. (Wall Street Journal)
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Coca-Cola Sim plyO range Maid (M inute M aid) and PepsiCo's pure fruit Lok (T ropicana), are major juice brands in the U.S. market, they currently use part of the raw materials from Brazil orange juice.

"We'rew orking w ith theFD A andw ill takeourguidancefrom them," C oca-C olaspokesm anD anSchafer saidT hursdayaboutanysteps the beverage giant w ouldtake toaddress safetyconcerns.
respond to the security concerns of the (market) in the beverage giant, the
Coca-Cola spokesman Charles Phil said, "We are currently working with the F D A close coordination". (Atlanta Journal)


U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FD A) said that they are detected orange drink sold by the supermarket, to find out whether or not containing harmful fungicides. Due to market concerns about the the fungicide event against orange juice sales, the price of orange juice futures on Wednesday fell sharply. The U.S. official said that drinking a small amount of orange juice containing fungicide does not raise safety concerns.

If any retailorange juice tests posi-tive for w hat am ounts to a trace levelof the fungicide-80 parts per billionorhigher-FD A officer saidtheagency "willtake steps for its rem ovalfrom the m arket".
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carbendazim potential hazard to human health, they must find out the orange juice carbendazim excessive,aloe vera juice. However, so far, U.S. consumers on the matter did not result in panic.

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orange juice carbendazim content in more than eighty parts per billion, even excessive. The U.S,energy drink. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) officials said they will take action, so that the products from shelves. (Fox News Network)


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