<div id="readability-page-1"><div><p>PARIS, Dec 19 (Reuters) - France's southern Gard department has authorised Nestle ?to ?continue using two of the wells that supply its Perrier mineral water but added new conditions for production, it said on Friday.</p><p>               Nestle had submitted a new request ?for approval in the summer after adopting a new filtration method for the bottled water.</p><p>               The Gard authorities ruled that Nestle must submit within the next 12 months an ?additional study on the impact of the filtration ?on the water's microbiome. It has also requested enhanced safety checks on the water for a two-year period, after which the company must submit a review of the water quality.</p><p>               Three other wells that Nestle had stopped using will no longer be allowed to produce Perrier mineral water.</p><p>               A Nestle Waters France representative did not respond immediately to a request for comment.</p><p>               The brand has been under scrutiny for months since French media ?reported last year that Perrier and many other mineral water producers ?had been using illegal ?water treatments to prevent contamination. Nestle switched instead to microfiltration, which it ?says is safe and does not alter the water's mineral composition.</p><p>               Nestle ?withdrew a 0.2 micron microfiltration device in July after a request from local authorities, replacing it with a 0.45 micron device.</p><p>(Reporting by Dominique PattonEditing by David Goodman)</p></div></div>

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<p>法國的加爾省允許雀巢繼續使用兩個井用於佩裏耶礦泉水的生產，但附加了新條件。雀巢必須在 12 個月內提交關於過濾方法對水微生物羣影響的研究，並在兩年內進行增強的安全檢查。另有三個井不再被允許使用。這一決定是在對非法水處理的審查後做出的，促使雀巢採用微過濾技術</p>

法國為雀巢的 Perrier 生產設定了新的條件