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Coke, Pepsi, Red Bull to add QR codes linking to ingredient information in USMajor beverage companies are now placing QR codes on their products across the US, offering consumers direct access to detailed ingredient ...- A new-age thirst for beverages is emerging as a key force in India's consumer goods marketBeverage industry in India: Indian companies are seeing strong growth in drinks like coffee, ready-to-drink options, and protein beverages....
- Rs 199 for a diet coke: How Q-commerce is capitalizing on India's canned drink deficitImported cans of Diet Coke, Coke Zero, 7 Up Zero Sugar and other soft drinks are being sold on quick commerce platforms at nearly five time...
- Food packs still don't tell the full story: Firms make selective label changes as FSSAI rules gather dustFood companies are now adding voluntary health information to some product labels. These front-of-pack declarations mention sugar, salt, an...
- India throws Diet Coke parties as Iran war disrupts suppliesDiet Coke parties are gaining popularity across India. A shortage of the beverage, linked to the Iran war, has created a social media frenz...
- PepsiCo bets on zero-sugar drinks, digital push to drive India growthPepsiCo plans to shift nearly all India beverages to zero or low sugar, expand capacity, and leverage digital data, quick commerce and chan...
- Diet coke runs dry in Indian cities as Iran war triggers aluminium can shortageDiet Coke is disappearing from shelves across major Indian cities. A global shortage of aluminium beverage cans, exacerbated by the Iran wa...
- Beverage companies seek 'sugar-based' tax in line with global modelsThe Indian Beverage Association urges the finance ministry for a sugar-based taxation system, aligning with global standards, ahead of a cr...
- Coke, Pepsi roll out no-sugar and light variants at Rs 10 to take on Ambani's CampaCoca-Cola and PepsiCo are introducing no-sugar drinks in smaller packs priced at ₹10 to counter Reliance Consumer's Campa. With brands like...
- In West Bank, Pepsi and Coke bottlers face can and sugar shortagePepsiCo and Coca-Cola bottlers in the West Bank face severe shortages of cans and sugar due to prolonged closure of a crucial Jordan border...
- Food and beverage companies going heavy on diet product launches, campaigns"A combination of upcoming labelling guidelines and higher consumer demand for healthier products post Covid-19 is triggering new investmen...
- PepsiCo vows to cut soda sugar levels by 25% in EU by 2025As part of its push, the company aims to reformulate products using low-calorie sweeteners, launch healthy snacks like its popcorn line Pop...
- Companies like Coke, Pepsi rush to meet demand for low-calorie drinksIn many markets, imported diet and low-sugar colas have flooded retail outlets in the shortage of the diet versions of Coke or Pepsi.
- Pepsi to reduce sugar content in juices and carbonated drinks in India by 2025As part of the initiative, the company will introduce smaller sizes and bring zero-calorie drinks to India.
- PepsiCo sets global target for sugar reduction: Indian operations to reduce sugar content across beveragesThe step-up on zero or lower-calorie products will include close to two-thirds of the company's beverages having 100 calories or less per 1...
- 7Up becomes first fizzy drink in India to use the stevia sweetenerPepsiCo’s 7Up has become the first fizzy drink in the country to do that by adding stevia, said to be the world’s most sought-after natural...
- Coca-Cola, Kellogg and PepsiCo move to accelerate sugar-free productsCoca-Cola has Diet Zero and Coke Zero in its portfolio in India, while PepsiCo and Kellogg are working on plans to introduce low-sugar or h...
- PepsiCo to cut down salt, sugar content in packaged foodsThe US-headquartered food and beverage giant is likely to roll out the refined products ahead of schedule, executives aware of the developm...
- Consumers shun 'artificial sweeteners', go for regular Pepsi and Coca Cola instead of diet variantsDiet drinks in India, such as Diet Coke, Diet Pepsi and Coke Zero, contribute less than 2% of the overall Rs 14,000 crore carbonated bevera...
- Government asks Pepsi to cut sugar contentIn several developed markets, it has already started using Stevia a zero-calorie sweetener that comes from a plant as a substitute for suga...
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