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Vitaminwater Ads 'Dangerously Misleading,' Consumer Group Says

False Advertising vs. the First Amendment

You know better than to believe everything companies say in ads, but when it comes to claims about the healthfulness of foods and other products, the untruths can reach outrageous levels. The question is: What can a government limited by the First Amendment do to stop them?

Vitaminwater Label, Name Misleading, Judge Tells Coca-Cola

A New York judge says Coca-Cola is confusing consumers by trying to evoke a healthful image for its sugary "vitaminwater" beverages with flavors like "defense" and "revive." Maybe the FDA frowns on labels that depict wholesome food not actually in the package.

Judge rules to let lawsuit against Coca-Cola's Vitaminwater proceed

Coke CEO Tells How Beverage Giant Got Back on Track

The CEO of the Coca-Cola, the world's largest beverage company, still believes the U.S. is "a great market for growth." Says Muhtar Kent: "We believe that everything that we've done to course-correct in the U.S. in the last three years is working."

Surprise Hits: Vitaminwater and the promise of Zen-like bliss

Are the days of Coca-Cola's VitaminWater numbered?

Vitamin Water 10 now with 25 calories

Vitamin Water sued for misleading consumers

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