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Cold (Drink) War Returns? Pepsi vs Coca-Cola Over 'Anytime' vs 'Half-Time'
The long-standing rivalry between beverage giants Coca-Cola and PepsiCo was reignited this year with a fresh advertising battle. PepsiCo recently launched its "Anytime is Pepsi Time" campaign, taking direct aim at Coca-Cola's "Half-Time" campaign.
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Coca-Cola Insider Tried Selling Secrets To Pepsi. What Happened Next
A 41-year-old secretary at Coca-Cola's global headquarters was arrested for attempting to sell highly confidential trade secrets of a new product to Pepsi.
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6 Iconic 90s Indian Snacks That Will Take You Back To Your Childhood
These nostalgic snacks shaped the taste buds of an entire generation and hold a special place in the hearts of 90s kids. From fizzy Pepsi Cola to tangy Uncle Chipps, each treat brought simple joys and lasting memories.
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Mukesh Ambani Adopts Familiar Playbook To Disrupt Coke, Pepsi's Hold
Industrial giant Reliance is reviving a historic local cola brand with plans to use its vast retail network, slash prices and tap nationalist sentiment to challenge U.S. beverage giants PepsiCo and Coca-Cola in a key market.
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Coca Cola, Pepsi May Improve Men's Sexual Health - New Study Finds
It was also found that high doses of carbonated drinks may also improve testosterone secretion in the male. Read on to know more.
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Italian Man Has Collection Of More Than 12,000 Soda Cans; Breaks Record
According to Guinness World Records, Christian Cavaletti began collecting Pepsi cans in 1989. His collection has cans from all over the world.
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Pepsi Launches Maple Syrup Cola; Internet Reacts
These are just for USA-based consumers and will not be available at any retail store. Instead, people have to participate in a contest.
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Coca Cola, Pepsi, Nestle Top Ocean Polluters: Report On Plastic Pollution
"These brand audits offer undeniable proof of the role that corporations play in perpetuating the global plastic pollution crisis," said Von Hernandez, the Global Coordinator of Break Free From Plastic, at the presentation of the study in Manila.
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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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Coca Cola, Pepsi Can Use Water From Tamiraparani River In Tamil Nadu, Says Madras High Court
Coca Cola and Pepsi will not be banned from using water from the river Tamiraparani in Tamil Nadu, the Madras High Court said today, four months after the cola giants were stopped from using the water amid protests.
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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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Now Tamil Nadu Traders Threaten To Pull Coke, Pepsi Off Shelves
Pepsi and Coca Cola may be off the shelf in 10 lakh shops across Tamil Nadu from March 1. Citing health concerns, the traders' federation in the state wants to promote local beverage brands.
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Washington Judge Fines Food Group $18M in 2013 GMO Fight
The Grocery Manufacturers Association must pay $18 million in civil fines for concealing the true sources of contributions received from food companies to oppose a 2013 food labeling initiative, a Washington state judge ruled Wednesday.
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Coke and Pepsi Fund Public Health Groups to Silence Them: Researchers
Coca-Cola and PepsiCo made donations to nearly 100 influential U.S. public health organizations from 2011 to 2015 in an effort to silence groups that might otherwise push for laws regulating soda, researchers contend.
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Cold (Drink) War Returns? Pepsi vs Coca-Cola Over 'Anytime' vs 'Half-Time'
The long-standing rivalry between beverage giants Coca-Cola and PepsiCo was reignited this year with a fresh advertising battle. PepsiCo recently launched its "Anytime is Pepsi Time" campaign, taking direct aim at Coca-Cola's "Half-Time" campaign.
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Coca-Cola Insider Tried Selling Secrets To Pepsi. What Happened Next
A 41-year-old secretary at Coca-Cola's global headquarters was arrested for attempting to sell highly confidential trade secrets of a new product to Pepsi.
-
6 Iconic 90s Indian Snacks That Will Take You Back To Your Childhood
These nostalgic snacks shaped the taste buds of an entire generation and hold a special place in the hearts of 90s kids. From fizzy Pepsi Cola to tangy Uncle Chipps, each treat brought simple joys and lasting memories.
-
Mukesh Ambani Adopts Familiar Playbook To Disrupt Coke, Pepsi's Hold
Industrial giant Reliance is reviving a historic local cola brand with plans to use its vast retail network, slash prices and tap nationalist sentiment to challenge U.S. beverage giants PepsiCo and Coca-Cola in a key market.
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Coca Cola, Pepsi May Improve Men's Sexual Health - New Study Finds
It was also found that high doses of carbonated drinks may also improve testosterone secretion in the male. Read on to know more.
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Italian Man Has Collection Of More Than 12,000 Soda Cans; Breaks Record
According to Guinness World Records, Christian Cavaletti began collecting Pepsi cans in 1989. His collection has cans from all over the world.
-
Pepsi Launches Maple Syrup Cola; Internet Reacts
These are just for USA-based consumers and will not be available at any retail store. Instead, people have to participate in a contest.
-
Coca Cola, Pepsi, Nestle Top Ocean Polluters: Report On Plastic Pollution
"These brand audits offer undeniable proof of the role that corporations play in perpetuating the global plastic pollution crisis," said Von Hernandez, the Global Coordinator of Break Free From Plastic, at the presentation of the study in Manila.
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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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Coca Cola, Pepsi Can Use Water From Tamiraparani River In Tamil Nadu, Says Madras High Court
Coca Cola and Pepsi will not be banned from using water from the river Tamiraparani in Tamil Nadu, the Madras High Court said today, four months after the cola giants were stopped from using the water amid protests.
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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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Now Tamil Nadu Traders Threaten To Pull Coke, Pepsi Off Shelves
Pepsi and Coca Cola may be off the shelf in 10 lakh shops across Tamil Nadu from March 1. Citing health concerns, the traders' federation in the state wants to promote local beverage brands.
-
Washington Judge Fines Food Group $18M in 2013 GMO Fight
The Grocery Manufacturers Association must pay $18 million in civil fines for concealing the true sources of contributions received from food companies to oppose a 2013 food labeling initiative, a Washington state judge ruled Wednesday.
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Coke and Pepsi Fund Public Health Groups to Silence Them: Researchers
Coca-Cola and PepsiCo made donations to nearly 100 influential U.S. public health organizations from 2011 to 2015 in an effort to silence groups that might otherwise push for laws regulating soda, researchers contend.
