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Clean chit for Coke

New Delhi: Coca-Cola India has got a ‘clean chit’ from The Energy and Resources Institute in an audit that did not find pesticides in the water used for making soft drinks. Its plants were generally in compliance with applicable Indian environmental regulatory norms, TERI said. — PTI

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