Coca-Cola acknowledged that carotenoids contained in fruit oranges

Recently, Coca-Cola Company admitted that orange juice drinks contain fungicide "carbendazim." Carbendazim is a banned pesticide in the United States and can cause liver cancer and cerebral palsy.

Coca-Cola said that only a trace amount of "carbendazim" is contained in the oranges currently sold, which will not cause any health hazards.

Coca-Cola company in the previous self-test, found that its orange juice drinks containing fungicide "carbendazim." Coca-Cola also pointed out that this fungicide was found in orange juice imported from Brazil last month, so this is an industrial issue that will affect all U.S. companies that use Brazilian orange juice to produce products.

It is reported that the United States has temporarily stopped the import of orange juice from all countries to wait for the results of the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) test. US agencies said that it will destroy or prohibit the sale of orange juice containing banned bactericides, even if these products only have illegal contents. Quite low.