In summary, they analyzed some of the drinks on the market. They detected benzene above the legal limit in 10 out of 200 or so beverages. Drinks with benzene above the legal limit are also fruit soda, vitamin water drinks. They contacted these companies and had them design the formulas and storage conditions of the drinks to minimize the formation of benzene, and in the analyzes they determined that the benzene in these drinks was below the legal limit.
But let's make a comment here: It should be noted that the legal limit of 5 ppb in America is only 1 ppb in the European Union. In other words, a significant part of the drinks that America says "contains benzene below the legal limit, there is no problem" do not comply with the health, safety and quality standards of the European Union.
