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Over Dozen FMCG Companies Donate Food To Kerala: Harsimrat Kaur Badal
Over a dozen FMCG firms, including ITC, Coca Cola, Pepsi and Hindustan Unilever, have pledged to supply water bottle, food and necessary items to flood-hit areas of Kerala in the next two days, Union minister Harsimrat Kaur Badal said today.
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As Cola Firms Get Court Relief, People Stand In Knee Deep Water In Protest
Upset over the Madras High Court order allowing beverage giants Pepsi and Coca Cola to draw water from the Thamirabarani river for their bottling plants in Tirunelveli district for manufacturing soft drinks, a large number of people today stood in knee deep water in the river to express their ire.
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Tamil Nadu Traders Pour Out Coke, Pepsi, Say Hello To Local Brands
The proposed ban on Coke and Pepsi by retail shops in Tamil Nadu started today. The state's traders are batting for local beverage brands, citing concerns about health. The traders and the Left organisations have been campaigning against the two beverage giants for nearly 30 years. Two years ago, a plot allotted for a bottling plant by Coca Cola ...
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Pepsico, Coca-Cola Deny Charges Of Heavy Metals In Bottles
Cola majors Pepsico and Coca-Cola today refuted allegations of presence of heavy metals in their PET bottles and said that they have not received any such reports from the government.
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Coca-Cola To Do Away With Diet Coke's Distinctive Silver Can - As Diet Soda Sales Continue To Slip
Fans of Diet Coke - an increasingly shrinking populace - might do a double-take next time they visit the grocery store, because the drink's distinctive silver packaging won't be around for much longer.
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Protests Against Pepsi's Upcoming Plant in Tamil Nadu, 8 Hurt in Lathi Charge
Eight people suffered injuries in a police lathi charge during a protest against an upcoming Pepsi bottling plant in Tamil Nadu's Tirunelvelli district today.
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Mini Soda Cans: Less Guilt For You, More Profit For Companies
With people drinking less soda amid health concerns, Coke and Pepsi are pushing smaller cans and bottles that contain fewer calories and, they say, induce less guilt. This comes at a price though.
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Iran sanctions spur boom for Pakistani diesel smugglers
Some of the contraband is spirited across the mountains in Pepsi bottles carried by child smugglers. Yet more is loaded into pick-up trucks or siphoned into barrels and strapped onto mules.
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Old Pepsi in new bottle, a first in 17 years
The new bottle has a contoured bottom half that appears easier for holding, and the wraparound label is shorter so that more of the drink is exposed.
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Of Gandhi on cola bottles, art at its quirky best
It is quite well-known that Hanuman, the mythological monkey god flies but does he ride a space mobile? Well, at the on-going India Art Fair he does. And, giving him company at the venue are 'Gandhis' on cola bottles and shop shutters lending a pop avatar to the Mahatama's image.
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Pesticides still found in Colas
Bottles of Coca-Cola Co. and PepsiCo Inc. soft drinks in India still contained traces of pesticide, highlighting weak food safety laws in the country.
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Over Dozen FMCG Companies Donate Food To Kerala: Harsimrat Kaur Badal
Over a dozen FMCG firms, including ITC, Coca Cola, Pepsi and Hindustan Unilever, have pledged to supply water bottle, food and necessary items to flood-hit areas of Kerala in the next two days, Union minister Harsimrat Kaur Badal said today.
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As Cola Firms Get Court Relief, People Stand In Knee Deep Water In Protest
Upset over the Madras High Court order allowing beverage giants Pepsi and Coca Cola to draw water from the Thamirabarani river for their bottling plants in Tirunelveli district for manufacturing soft drinks, a large number of people today stood in knee deep water in the river to express their ire.
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Tamil Nadu Traders Pour Out Coke, Pepsi, Say Hello To Local Brands
The proposed ban on Coke and Pepsi by retail shops in Tamil Nadu started today. The state's traders are batting for local beverage brands, citing concerns about health. The traders and the Left organisations have been campaigning against the two beverage giants for nearly 30 years. Two years ago, a plot allotted for a bottling plant by Coca Cola ...
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Pepsico, Coca-Cola Deny Charges Of Heavy Metals In Bottles
Cola majors Pepsico and Coca-Cola today refuted allegations of presence of heavy metals in their PET bottles and said that they have not received any such reports from the government.
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Coca-Cola To Do Away With Diet Coke's Distinctive Silver Can - As Diet Soda Sales Continue To Slip
Fans of Diet Coke - an increasingly shrinking populace - might do a double-take next time they visit the grocery store, because the drink's distinctive silver packaging won't be around for much longer.
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Protests Against Pepsi's Upcoming Plant in Tamil Nadu, 8 Hurt in Lathi Charge
Eight people suffered injuries in a police lathi charge during a protest against an upcoming Pepsi bottling plant in Tamil Nadu's Tirunelvelli district today.
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Mini Soda Cans: Less Guilt For You, More Profit For Companies
With people drinking less soda amid health concerns, Coke and Pepsi are pushing smaller cans and bottles that contain fewer calories and, they say, induce less guilt. This comes at a price though.
-
Iran sanctions spur boom for Pakistani diesel smugglers
Some of the contraband is spirited across the mountains in Pepsi bottles carried by child smugglers. Yet more is loaded into pick-up trucks or siphoned into barrels and strapped onto mules.
-
Old Pepsi in new bottle, a first in 17 years
The new bottle has a contoured bottom half that appears easier for holding, and the wraparound label is shorter so that more of the drink is exposed.
-
Of Gandhi on cola bottles, art at its quirky best
It is quite well-known that Hanuman, the mythological monkey god flies but does he ride a space mobile? Well, at the on-going India Art Fair he does. And, giving him company at the venue are 'Gandhis' on cola bottles and shop shutters lending a pop avatar to the Mahatama's image.
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Pesticides still found in Colas
Bottles of Coca-Cola Co. and PepsiCo Inc. soft drinks in India still contained traces of pesticide, highlighting weak food safety laws in the country.
