Regarding the controversy over bottled water testing on July 16, the Hong Kong Consumer Council responded that they are currently understanding the situation and it will take time to sort out, and they will respond later. Previously, in response to the Hong Kong Consumer Council's announcement that Nongfu Spring and Baishui bottled water samples tested at 3 micrograms of bromate per liter, equivalent to the maximum limit of bromate in naturally occurring mineral water and spring water treated with ozone in the European Union, Nongfu Spring issued a lawyer's letter stating that the Hong Kong Consumer Council has made errors in applying standards, judging standards and obvious subjective misleading, and requested the Hong Kong Consumer Council to clarify, apologize and eliminate the impact. The relevant person in charge of Baishui also stated that the company's legal department has intervened in this matter. (Nan Du)
香港消委会回应：正在了解事件，整理需要时间
Hong Kong Consumer Council's response: We are currently investigating the incident, and it takes time to compile the information.
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