Treatments and additions for natural mineral water
6.—(1) A person shall not subject natural mineral water in its state at source to—
(a)any treatment other than—
(i)an authorised ozone-enriched air oxidation technique,
(ii)the separation of its unstable elements, such as iron and sulphur compounds, by filtration or decanting, whether or not preceded by oxygenation, in so far as the treatment does not alter the composition of the water as regards the essential constituents which give it its properties, or
(iii)the total or partial elimination of free carbon dioxide by exclusively physical methods; or
(b)any addition other than the introduction or the reintroduction of carbon dioxide to produce effervescent natural mineral water.
(2) Paragraph (1) shall not prevent the use of natural mineral water in the manufacture of soft drinks.