Coca-Cola has issued a recall of some of its drinks in Europe after finding higher than acceptable levels of the chemical chlorate. The recall affects several countries across the continent, prompting concern among consumers.

The company made the decision to recall the products after routine testing revealed the elevated levels of chlorate, a chemical compound that can be harmful if consumed in large amounts. Coca-Cola has assured the public that the recall is a precautionary measure and that there have been no reports of any health issues related to the affected drinks.

The recall comes at a time when Coca-Cola is already facing scrutiny over its environmental and health practices. With increasing consumer awareness about the impact of products on health and the environment, the company is under pressure to ensure the safety and quality of its products.

Consumers in Europe are urged to check the labels of Coca-Cola products and dispose of any affected drinks. Coca-Cola has apologized for the inconvenience caused by the recall and has promised to investigate the source of the elevated chlorate levels to prevent similar issues in the future.