Analysis of consumer complaints related to microbial contamination in soft drinks
2009
Hara Kudo, Y., National Inst. of Health Sciences, Tokyo (Japan) | Goto, K. | Onoue, Y. | Watanabe, M. | Lee, K. | Kumagai, S. | Sugita-Konishi, Y. | Ohnishi, T.
Surveillance of consumer complaints related to microbial contamination in soft drinks indicated that tea drinks, and juice and juice drinks were major soft drinks involved in complaints. The frequency of complaints about juice and juice drinks is relatively high in relation to the production amount. Damage to containers during distribution and inappropriate storage of soft drinks by consumers are major causes of complaints. Molds were predominantly associated with complaints and symptoms caused by intake of contaminated soft drinks. To reduce complaints, more support for small companies, and greater education for carriers, dealers and consumers are needed.
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