Indian MPs call for Coke and Pepsi ban

Indian MPs today called for a ban on the sale of Pepsi and Coca-Cola after an independent research body claimed the soft drinks contain dangerous levels of pesticide residue.

Indian MPs call for Coke and Pepsi ban
Wed, 06 Aug, 2003 - 16:02

Indian MPs today called for a ban on the sale of Pepsi and Coca-Cola after an independent research body claimed the soft drinks contain dangerous levels of pesticide residue.

Both companies have denied the allegations.

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