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Soda Wars

lawsuits Sept. 20, 2017

Federal Court Says San Francisco Can’t Require Health Warnings on Soda AdsJudges asked why the label isn’t on products with “equal or greater amounts” of sugar.

By Clint Rainey
soda wars Aug. 24, 2016

Berkeley’s Soda Tax Appears to Be WorkingA new study charts a 21 percent drop in consumption after it went into effect.

By Clint Rainey
soda wars June 28, 2016

Pepsi Is Adding a Controversial Sweetener Back Into Its SodaGet ready for “Diet Pepsi Classic.”

By Clint Rainey

Soda Wars Oct. 8, 2014

Berkeley Vows Its Soda-Tax Vote Is Going to Be Big Soda’sThe beverage industry disagrees but has invested $1.4 million just in case.

By Clint Rainey
Soda Wars June 19, 2014

California’s Plan to Put Obesity Warning Labels on Soda Fizzles OutSB1000 went flat on a 7-8 vote on Tuesday.

By Hugh Merwin
Soda Wars May 30, 2014

California Moves to Put Obesity-Warning Labels on SodasWarnings about obesity, diabetes, and tooth decay.

By Clint Rainey
Can’t Believe It’s Not Sugar! Dec. 10, 2013

Coming Soon to America: Stevia-Sweetened Coca-Cola LifeConsumers don’t trust aspartame.

By Sierra Tishgart
Soda Wars July 9, 2013

Nobody Wants to Buy SodaStreamPepsi and Coke aren’t interested.

By Sierra Tishgart
Blasphemy Apr. 25, 2013

Obesity Caused by Chicken Dishes and Grains, Says Coca-ColaBut not soda. Never soda.

By Sierra Tishgart
Sodastream Mar. 7, 2013

Coca-Cola Changes Sprite Formula in U.K.; the U.S. Could Be NextThe new version’s made with stevia. Ew.

By Sierra Tishgart
Soda Wars Feb. 11, 2013

Mountain Dew Introduces Kickstart, a Morning SodaBut PepsiCo’s calling it a “sparkling juice beverage.”

By Sierra Tishgart
Soda Wars Jan. 24, 2013

A Different Kind of Soda War: Violent Dispute Over Big PeachA man threw a box of chicken during the nasty fight.

By Sierra Tishgart
Video Feed Jan. 17, 2013

Watch the ‘Honest’ Version of Coca Cola’s Anti-Obesity“If you choose to live a healthy lifestyle, you should not be drinking any of our products.”

By Hugh Merwin

Video Feed Jan. 15, 2013

Here Is Coca-Cola’s First Anti-Obesity Ad, ‘Coming Together’“All calories count.”

By Sierra Tishgart
soda wars Dec. 12, 2010

Simon Cowell Reportedly Prefers Pepsi to CokeHe’s hoping the soft drink will sponsor ‘The X-Factor.’

By Mike Vilensky