Coca-Cola’s Vitaminwater alters labelling after health claim complaints
Coca-Cola has adopted new labelling on its Vitaminwater labels in the US settling a lawsuit condemning the beverage’s alleged health claims.
The lawsuit, filed by the Center for Science in the Public Interest in 2009, complained that the drink had 33 grams of sugar, a low volume of juiced fruit and claimed that the “product provides health benefits”.
As a result of the settlement, the Atlanta based company has added ‘with sweeteners’ in two instances on the labelling of its bottles, according to ABC News.
The federal court complaint, issued in the Eastern District of New York, also banned a marketing statements such Read full story ›
Source: The Drum
