Bottled tap water withdrawn after cancer scare

On Sun, 21 Mar 2004 13:30:08 +0000, Donna Evleth wrote:


In fact bottled water here in France is dated, and instructions for storage
and consumption are given on the bottles. For example, Contrex, a flat
water, says on its bottle: "To be consumed before the date given on the
bottle, and within 48 hours once the bottle has been opened." Badoit, a
gassy water, states: "To be consumed before the end of the month indicated
on the bottle. Keep out of the sun, in a clean, dry place with an even
temperature." Evian has instructions similar to Badoit's. I suspect the
same is true of all the brands.

Interesting. I don't think the one exported to North America does though...

On Sun, 21 Mar 2004 09:12:04 +0100, Earl Evleth wrote:

On 21/03/04 1:16, in article ,
"devil" wrote:

Aren't all brands of bottled water that very same thing?

The gaseous bottle waters in France are taken from spring which have
naturally carbonated water. HOWEVER, in the processing they CO2 comes
out and has to be recharged at the end of the process!

Are you really sure it comes from natural sources?

Named after a source, yes. But is it really?

And even it it's taken from a clean source or river, it's probably
processed just the same as Desani.

On 21/03/04 16:42, in article ,
"devil" wrote:

On Sun, 21 Mar 2004 13:30:08 +0000, Donna Evleth wrote:


In fact bottled water here in France is dated, and instructions for storage
and consumption are given on the bottles. For example, Contrex, a flat
water, says on its bottle: "To be consumed before the date given on the
bottle, and within 48 hours once the bottle has been opened." Badoit, a
gassy water, states: "To be consumed before the end of the month indicated
on the bottle. Keep out of the sun, in a clean, dry place with an even
temperature." Evian has instructions similar to Badoit's. I suspect the
same is true of all the brands.

Interesting. I don't think the one exported to North America does though...



The best year was Evian, 1974.

Earl

Earl schrieb:

The best year was Evian, 1974.

Evian has been rated from excellent to awful,
(Three drops average)
this would never happen to a great wine! )
Faustine, the water right below in the list got 5 drops
Grand Cru !!
(but only one testing)

Rate your favourite waters!
http://www.mineralwaters.org

sascha

On 21/03/04 19:48, in article , "Donna
Evleth" wrote:




Dans l'article , 127.0.0.1
a écrit :


On Sat, 20 Mar 2004 22:40:01 +0100, Earl Evleth
wrote:

The world of bottled water is another world!

as usual this has nothing to do with travel, thanks for the crap, earl

I am waiting with bated breath for your informative, on topic posts
concerning travel in Europe, and I am baffled as to why I have not to date
seen any.


The curious thing about 127.0.0.1 is his name. What were his parents
thinking of giving him a first name like 127?

Earl

On 21/03/04 18:59, in article ,
"sascha" wrote:

Earl schrieb:

The best year was Evian, 1974.

Evian has been rated from excellent to awful,
(Three drops average)
this would never happen to a great wine! )
Faustine, the water right below in the list got 5 drops
Grand Cru !!
(but only one testing)

Rate your favourite waters!
http://www.mineralwaters.org


We drink Badoit.

Earl

On Sun, 21 Mar 2004 19:11:12 +0100, Earl Evleth
wrote:

The curious thing about 127.0.0.1 is his name. What were his parents
thinking of giving him a first name like 127?

Maybe if you've had 126 children, you'll be struggling for a name for
the next one too!

Jim.

Dans l'article , 127.0.0.1
a écrit :


On Sat, 20 Mar 2004 22:40:01 +0100, Earl Evleth
wrote:

The world of bottled water is another world!

as usual this has nothing to do with travel, thanks for the crap, earl

I am waiting with bated breath for your informative, on topic posts
concerning travel in Europe, and I am baffled as to why I have not to date
seen any.

Donna Evleth

Vorher schrieb die Bandbreiten-Nummer:

"127.0.0.1":

you can call me 127, only my friends can call me 001

That must be your band width then.

On 21/03/04 19:13, in article , "Jim
Ley" wrote:

The curious thing about 127.0.0.1 is his name. What were his parents
thinking of giving him a first name like 127?

Maybe if you've had 126 children, you'll be struggling for a name for
the next one too!

I think you got it.

Earl