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Nestlé subsidary Perrier destroys two million bottles of water after 'fecal' bacteria discovery

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Perrier, a subsidiary of Nestlé, has had to stop exploiting one of its water wells at the request of the French state.A subsidiary of Nestlé has been ordered to destroy two million bottles of water “as a precaution” after bacteria “of faecal origin” was discovered in France.

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Le Parisien

Nestlé announces destruction of part of Perrier’s water production "by precaution" after heavy rains

The group explained that it had observed a deterioration in water quality in one of its Gard wells, suspended until a new order.

10 days ago·Paris, France

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Adevarul

Nestle destroys part of Perrier mineral water production "preventively"

Nestle has destroyed part of its Perrier brand bottled water after finding it degraded at its wells in Gard, southern France, Nestle Waters announced on Wednesday.

10 days ago·Romania

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Le Monde

Nestlé destroys two million bottles of Perrier over bacterial contamination

In an order dated April 19, the company received formal notice to 'immediately suspend' operations at one of its seven water extraction sites in Vergèze, in southern France.

9 days ago·Paris, France

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Sud Ouest

Perrier: several batches of bottles destroyed by Nestlé "by precaution" after heavy rain

The group refers to a "point-by-point microbiological deviation" without specifying the nature of the contamination Nestlé destroyed part of its Perrier bottled water production after finding that

10 days ago·France

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