Mineracqua's first victory in the war on filter jugs: the Roman magistrates decided to register the producers Brita, Auchan and Viviverde (Coop) in the register of suspects after receiving the data of the analyzes carried out by the NAS, whose content remains at the secret moment.
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First victory in the war at filter jugs by Mineracqua: the Roman magistrates have decided l'entry in the register of suspects by producers Brita, Auchan and Viviverde (Coop) after having received the data of the analyzes carried out by the NAS, the content of which remains secret at the moment.
Among the hypothesized crimes there are that di trade in substances harmful to health, of violation of the waste disposal legislation and commercial fraudor. But the crime of violating the rules on food is also becoming increasingly probable, since some analyzes seemed to show that the famous filter would deplete tap water football and that it would deteriorate progressively.
At this point, the initiative of the Roman magistrates could also affect the other prosecutors involved in the "Water war", including those of Turin, Sassari, Terni, Velletri and Santa Maria di Capua Vetere.
Ettore Fortuna, President of Mineracqua, which boasts a business of approx 194 liters per capita per year, defends his position and comments on the news defining his statement as "based on serious analysis".
But it is worth mentioning that all the companies investigated they propose a German patent which has obtained the necessary authorizations in both Germany and Austria.
In short, that the jugs are useless and harmful or not, the question remains complex.
For the moment the products in question they have not yet been withdrawn from the market, but consumers no longer know who to believe. In our opinion, more than a legitimate one war on the "dangerousness" of filter jugs, the traits of a brawl between "powers" seem to emerge. But, at this point, it's worth paying attention.
Roberta Ragni
