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Industry: Email Alert RSS FeedCalifornia and Los Angeles officials sued Coca-Cola Co. and its Mexican affiliates to eliminate bottles from Mexico that have lead-based ink in labels
Food & Drink Weekly, May 22, 2006
California and Los Angeles officials sued Coca-Cola Co. and its Mexican affiliates to eliminate bottles from Mexico that have lead-based ink in labels. The suit, filed in Los Angeles County Superior Court, said the bottles are showing up in California and violate state Proposition 65 by failing to include a warning about the toxic chemical.
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The Coca-Cola Company said it would vigorously defend itself against outlandish allegations made in the lawsuit.
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