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An online additivebeveragescompaniesconsumersgenerallyhealthhealthieringredientslistpeoplepetitionpriorityproductsreciperegulationsseveralsitesubstanceteenworld has made the Coca-Cola Company change the additivebeveragescompaniesconsumersgenerallyhealthhealthieringredientslistpeoplepetitionpriorityproductsreciperegulationsseveralsitesubstanceteenworld of additivebeveragescompaniesconsumersgenerallyhealthhealthieringredientslistpeoplepetitionpriorityproductsreciperegulationsseveralsitesubstanceteenworld of its drinks. The world's largest drinks manufacturer will remove a additivebeveragescompaniesconsumersgenerallyhealthhealthieringredientslistpeoplepetitionpriorityproductsreciperegulationsseveralsitesubstanceteenworld called brominated vegetable oil (BVO) from drinks like Powerade and Fanta. BVO is a food additivebeveragescompaniesconsumersgenerallyhealthhealthieringredientslistpeoplepetitionpriorityproductsreciperegulationsseveralsitesubstanceteenworld that stops other additivebeveragescompaniesconsumersgenerallyhealthhealthieringredientslistpeoplepetitionpriorityproductsreciperegulationsseveralsitesubstanceteenworld from separating. It contains the chemical bromide, which is used in additivebeveragescompaniesconsumersgenerallyhealthhealthieringredientslistpeoplepetitionpriorityproductsreciperegulationsseveralsitesubstanceteenworld to prevent fires. A Coca-Cola spokesman said: "All of our additivebeveragescompaniesconsumersgenerallyhealthhealthieringredientslistpeoplepetitionpriorityproductsreciperegulationsseveralsitesubstanceteenworld, including those with BVO, are safe…and [they] comply with all additivebeveragescompaniesconsumersgenerallyhealthhealthieringredientslistpeoplepetitionpriorityproductsreciperegulationsseveralsitesubstanceteenworld…The safety and quality of our products is our highest additivebeveragescompaniesconsumersgenerallyhealthhealthieringredientslistpeoplepetitionpriorityproductsreciperegulationsseveralsitesubstanceteenworld."

The USA's Food and Drug Administration removed BVO from its " additivebeveragescompaniesconsumersgenerallyhealthhealthieringredientslistpeoplepetitionpriorityproductsreciperegulationsseveralsitesubstanceteenworld recognised as safe" additivebeveragescompaniesconsumersgenerallyhealthhealthieringredientslistpeoplepetitionpriorityproductsreciperegulationsseveralsitesubstanceteenworld in 1970. A few months ago, an American teenager started a petition on the additivebeveragescompaniesconsumersgenerallyhealthhealthieringredientslistpeoplepetitionpriorityproductsreciperegulationsseveralsitesubstanceteenworld Change.org to get BVO removed from drinks. She asked why it was used in what are sold as additivebeveragescompaniesconsumersgenerallyhealthhealthieringredientslistpeoplepetitionpriorityproductsreciperegulationsseveralsitesubstanceteenworld drinks. More than 200,000 additivebeveragescompaniesconsumersgenerallyhealthhealthieringredientslistpeoplepetitionpriorityproductsreciperegulationsseveralsitesubstanceteenworld signed the petition. The additivebeveragescompaniesconsumersgenerallyhealthhealthieringredientslistpeoplepetitionpriorityproductsreciperegulationsseveralsitesubstanceteenworld said: "It's really good to know that additivebeveragescompaniesconsumersgenerallyhealthhealthieringredientslistpeoplepetitionpriorityproductsreciperegulationsseveralsitesubstanceteenworld, especially big companies, are listening to additivebeveragescompaniesconsumersgenerallyhealthhealthieringredientslistpeoplepetitionpriorityproductsreciperegulationsseveralsitesubstanceteenworld." She added: "I'm glad to know the Powerade sold at my school and consumed by people around the additivebeveragescompaniesconsumersgenerallyhealthhealthieringredientslistpeoplepetitionpriorityproductsreciperegulationsseveralsitesubstanceteenworld will be a little bit additivebeveragescompaniesconsumersgenerallyhealthhealthieringredientslistpeoplepetitionpriorityproductsreciperegulationsseveralsitesubstanceteenworld without BVO."