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EWG's Tap Water Database — 2021 UPDATE

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Benzaldehyde

Status: No national drinking water standard exists

 

Benzaldehyde is an industrial chemical. It also occurs in natural sources such as almonds.

2017-2019:

FOUND

1

states detected

1

utilities detected

30,573

people served

States reporting benzaldehyde in drinking water

UTILITIES WITH CONTAMINATION
State UtilitiesPeople Served
Texas130,573
MORE
LESS

Filtering technologies that reduce benzaldehyde

Activated Carbon

Reverse Osmosis

Utilities with the highest amounts of benzaldehyde, 2017-2019

ALL UTILITIES
LARGE UTILITIES
UtilityLocationTestsAverage levelPeople served
City of CleburneCleburne, TX1 of 18.51 ppb30,573
Hilltop Lakes Water Supply CorporationHilltop Lakes, TX1 of 16.68 ppb2,022
Bethel Ash Water Supply Corporation Bethel PlantAthens, TX1 of 14.69 ppb195
UtilityLocationTestsAverage levelPeople served
City of CleburneCleburne, TX1 of 18.51 ppb30,573