Consumers warned as drinks pulled from shelves

Consumers in the border region who shop in Northern Ireland have been warned to be on high alert after soft drinks with high levels of benzene were pulled from the shelves of British supermarkets.

Consumers in the border region who shop in Northern Ireland have been warned to be on high alert after soft drinks with high levels of benzene were pulled from the shelves of British supermarkets.

Four products sold by Morrisons and Aldi were pulled from shelves in the UK yesterday after it emerged that they contained higher levels of benzene than is allowed in tap water.

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