Perrier Sparkles Through Legal Challenge

A French court dismissed a case against Perrier water, brought by a consumers group seeking its market withdrawal. The court decided there was no significant health risk or legal violation to justify such action.

A French court has dismissed a legal case against the renowned sparkling water brand Perrier, owned by Nestlé. The lawsuit was filed by a consumer advocacy group seeking the withdrawal of the product from the market, asserting potential health risks.

However, the court concluded there was insufficient evidence to support claims of an immediate health threat or any legal infractions that would necessitate such a drastic measure.

This decision allows Perrier to continue its business operations without interruption, reflecting the court's stance on the matter's legitimacy and urgency.

(With inputs from agencies.)