A few days ago, Coca-Cola's bottled water encountered some problems in the United Kingdom because of its packaging text.
The packaging says that this bottled water is "pure" water with added minerals. The problem is in the word "pure". As a matter of fact, this water is produced by adding other substances based on ordinary tap water. Although in the UK, tap water is fully compliant with drinking standards, and the average British family also drinks tap water directly. However, the rigorous style of the British people caught the Coca-Cola this time and they had to discuss it with Coca-Cola. They think that although there is no harm in the tap water, Coca-Cola can't use false advertising to deceive consumers. This is really a word difference.
The packaging says that this bottled water is "pure" water with added minerals. The problem is in the word "pure". As a matter of fact, this water is produced by adding other substances based on ordinary tap water. Although in the UK, tap water is fully compliant with drinking standards, and the average British family also drinks tap water directly. However, the rigorous style of the British people caught the Coca-Cola this time and they had to discuss it with Coca-Cola. They think that although there is no harm in the tap water, Coca-Cola can't use false advertising to deceive consumers. This is really a word difference.