Wary Consumers Push FDA to Revamp Food-Additive Rules
Amid growing public concern over the safety of additives in food and beverages the FDA is facing pressure to reexamine its rules -- and there are signs it may do so.
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Savings Adventure: In Search of Amazing Asian Sodas and Drinks
Bored with ordinary Coke, iced tea and Red Bull? Asian markets offer a wide selection of teas, sodas and juices that'll challenge your taste buds without hurting your wallet.
Coke and Pepsi Up Against a Young Monster -- and Losing
America is addicted to energy, and every company in the drink business is trying to get a piece of the action. But only a few will succeed, so investors must choose carefully.
Wrigley to Roll Out Alert Energy Caffeine Gum
Wrigley is about to roll out a new brand of gum -- and, the company warns, it has a bitter, medicinal taste. Still, Wrigley has high expectations for the product, because it’s packed with caffeine.
Energy Drink Makers Face NY State Probe
The New York State Attorney General issued subpoenas in July to three firms that make energy drinks, including PepsiCo, seeking information on the companies' marketing and advertising practices.
