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PepsiCo is looking to make a dent in the soft drink market once again with a new product.
What's being described as trying to "fill a void" between diet and regular Pepsi, the new item, Pepsi Next, will be a lower calorie soda.
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California may legalize the sale of recreational marijuana in a couple weeks and if a Colorado-based soda pop company has any say in the matter, you may soon be able to buy “soda pot” in your local Ralph’s, 7-11 or CVS Pharmacy.
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Health Canada has changed its regulations to allow soft drink companies to use caffeine in small concentrations as a food additive in non-cola drinks.
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Those who consume two or more soft drinks per week are increasing their risks of pancreatic cancer, according to a report issued by Cancer Epidemiology: Biomarkers & Prevention. The new study joins other research looking at cancer risk factors.
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The American Heart Association says that sugary foods lead to heart disease and it offers recommendations on sugar consumption that get a strong response from soft drink manufacturers and sugar producers.
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A female hormone that has been banned in baby bottles has been found to be in most canned soft drinks sold in Canada says a Health Canada study.
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A new study, conducted by a doctoral fellow at the Rand Corporation, says that banning soft drinks in schools has had little impact on students' consumption of the sugary drink.
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Coca Cola is planning to release a new version of Sprite drink that will chill itself after opened. They reportedly plan to call it “Sprite Super Chilled” and will be released in UK first. Other drinks and markets may follow after successful launch.
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British University researcher finds sodium benzoate used in soft drinks can switch of mitochondria, vital part of DNA.
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According to a soon-to-be published study, exposing your teeth to soft drinks over a prolonged period of time can produce significant loss of dental enamel.
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The maker of Irn Bru and other soft drinks increases sales this year, despite bad weather and a fall in consumer spending.
AG Barr, the maker of Irn Bru, reports 16.4% increase in profits and a substantial increase in turnover.
Soft drinks maker PepsiCo is set to cut 8,700 jobs as part of a plan to save $1.5bn over three years.
Coca-Cola and Pepsi are changing the ingredients in their world-famous soft drinks to avoid being legally obliged to put a cancer warning label on their bottles.
 Experts say a New Zealand woman's daily eight-litre Coca-Cola habit probably contributed to her death, a conclusion that led the soft-drink giant to note that even water can be deadly in excessive amounts.
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