EUROPE: Bottled water industry confident over hydration claims
By Michelle Russell | 24 November 2011
Bottled water producers remain confident that they will still be able to make hydration claims on their products, despite a new EU rule banning them from promoting bottled water to prevent dehydration.
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Bottled water producers remain confident that they will still be able to make hydration claims on their products, despite a new EU rule banning them from promoting bottled water to prevent dehydration.
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