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The Coca-Cola Company, the world's largest additivebeveragecommonlycompaniesconsumersgenerallygladhealthhealthieringredientsonlinepetitionpriorityreciperegulationssubjectsubstanceteenageruseworld maker, is amending the additivebeveragecommonlycompaniesconsumersgenerallygladhealthhealthieringredientsonlinepetitionpriorityreciperegulationssubjectsubstanceteenageruseworld of several of its drinks following an additivebeveragecommonlycompaniesconsumersgenerallygladhealthhealthieringredientsonlinepetitionpriorityreciperegulationssubjectsubstanceteenageruseworld petition. The drinks manufacturer will remove a additivebeveragecommonlycompaniesconsumersgenerallygladhealthhealthieringredientsonlinepetitionpriorityreciperegulationssubjectsubstanceteenageruseworld called brominated vegetable oil (BVO) from drinks like Powerade and Fanta. BVO is a food additivebeveragecommonlycompaniesconsumersgenerallygladhealthhealthieringredientsonlinepetitionpriorityreciperegulationssubjectsubstanceteenageruseworld that helps stop other additivebeveragecommonlycompaniesconsumersgenerallygladhealthhealthieringredientsonlinepetitionpriorityreciperegulationssubjectsubstanceteenageruseworld from separating. It contains the chemical bromide, which is additivebeveragecommonlycompaniesconsumersgenerallygladhealthhealthieringredientsonlinepetitionpriorityreciperegulationssubjectsubstanceteenageruseworld used as a flame retardant. Coca-Cola spokesman Josh Gold advised additivebeveragecommonlycompaniesconsumersgenerallygladhealthhealthieringredientsonlinepetitionpriorityreciperegulationssubjectsubstanceteenageruseworld that: "All of our beverages, including those with BVO, are safe and always have been, and [they] comply with all additivebeveragecommonlycompaniesconsumersgenerallygladhealthhealthieringredientsonlinepetitionpriorityreciperegulationssubjectsubstanceteenageruseworld in the countries where they are sold. The safety and quality of our products is our highest additivebeveragecommonlycompaniesconsumersgenerallygladhealthhealthieringredientsonlinepetitionpriorityreciperegulationssubjectsubstanceteenageruseworld."

In 1970, the USA's Food and Drug Administration removed BVO from its " additivebeveragecommonlycompaniesconsumersgenerallygladhealthhealthieringredientsonlinepetitionpriorityreciperegulationssubjectsubstanceteenageruseworld recognised as safe" list but did not ban its additivebeveragecommonlycompaniesconsumersgenerallygladhealthhealthieringredientsonlinepetitionpriorityreciperegulationssubjectsubstanceteenageruseworld. The substance was the additivebeveragecommonlycompaniesconsumersgenerallygladhealthhealthieringredientsonlinepetitionpriorityreciperegulationssubjectsubstanceteenageruseworld of a social media campaign to get it removed from drinks. An American additivebeveragecommonlycompaniesconsumersgenerallygladhealthhealthieringredientsonlinepetitionpriorityreciperegulationssubjectsubstanceteenageruseworld, Sarah Kavanagh, started a additivebeveragecommonlycompaniesconsumersgenerallygladhealthhealthieringredientsonlinepetitionpriorityreciperegulationssubjectsubstanceteenageruseworld on the site Change.org. She questioned why the ingredient was being used in what are supposed to be additivebeveragecommonlycompaniesconsumersgenerallygladhealthhealthieringredientsonlinepetitionpriorityreciperegulationssubjectsubstanceteenageruseworld drinks. More than 200,000 people signed the petition. Ms Kavanagh said: "It's really good to know that additivebeveragecommonlycompaniesconsumersgenerallygladhealthhealthieringredientsonlinepetitionpriorityreciperegulationssubjectsubstanceteenageruseworld, especially big companies, are listening to consumers." She added: "I'm additivebeveragecommonlycompaniesconsumersgenerallygladhealthhealthieringredientsonlinepetitionpriorityreciperegulationssubjectsubstanceteenageruseworld to know the Powerade sold at my school and consumed by people around the additivebeveragecommonlycompaniesconsumersgenerallygladhealthhealthieringredientsonlinepetitionpriorityreciperegulationssubjectsubstanceteenageruseworld will be a little bit additivebeveragecommonlycompaniesconsumersgenerallygladhealthhealthieringredientsonlinepetitionpriorityreciperegulationssubjectsubstanceteenageruseworld without BVO."