Apparently the reason for it's withdrawal was because of it being contaminated with bromate, which is a carcinogen at sufficiently high levels. This was about a year go.

http://www.guardian.co.uk/business/story/0,3604,1174127,00.html

Phil Hall

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There was great controversy with Dasani water in the UK.

Turns out they were filtering tap water in Sidcup and filling the plastic bottles!

I believe that Dasani never returned to our shelves after that.

Someone should check out and see what the source of Dasani is in the USA!

SteveH

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Date: Thu, 31 Mar 2005 18:13:52 -0500

I just visited a Coca-Cola vending machine that has those mock beverage cans as selection buttons. The buttons for Dasani brand spring water were labeled only "300 mL." Period. For a moment, I had thought that the FPLA amendment had been enacted (grin).







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