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        Pouring soda into a glass of ice

        Study finds that contracts incentivizing increased sales of unhealthy beverages are nearly ubiquitous at large, public U.S. universities

        Coca-Cola and Pepsi promote their products through exclusive marketing agreements with venues and institutions, known as “pouring rights” contracts.

        Sugary DrinksJune 1, 2022
        University of California, Irvine and Pepsi Beverage Company contract

        New study reveals one way soda and beverage companies market to children

        Picture a large public university you may have visited or seen play a sport on television. Can you recall seeing Gatorade merchandise dotting the sidelines? Coca-Cola vending machines across campus? Those products and merchandise are likely there because the university and beverage company signed a pouring rights contract.

        Healthy KidsJanuary 19, 2022Katie Marx

        A bittersweet victory for New York City: We must keep fighting to give New Yorkers the entire #SweetTruth

        New York City has become the first city in the nation to pass legislation requiring added sugars warnings in chain restaurants, a victory that marks a significant milestone on the path to rebuilding a healthier New York.

        Healthy EatingJanuary 10, 2022DeAnna Nara
        Big Soda, Spreading Lies About “Grocery Taxes,” Attempts to Preempt Soda Taxes

        Let's keep soda in the soda aisle

        Healthy RetailNovember 3, 2021Sara John, PhD
        Soda aisle architecture

        The architect of the soda aisle

        I first learned about ‘food choice architecture’ when I was a sophomore in college, taking a class on public health and nutrition. Essentially, the term describes how food is presented to a consumer and how this influences which food the consumer chooses.

        Healthy RetailOctober 21, 2021Tia Schwab
        Plaintiffs’ Opposition to Coca-Cola’s Motion to Dismiss

        The Coca-Cola Company and the American Beverage Association

        Lawsuit sought to prohibit Coke and ABA from misleading the public about the health harms associated with sugary drink consumption.

        LitigationOctober 8, 2021
        Coca-cola

        San Francisco sugary drink warning

        CSPI joined San Francisco’s defense of its challenged sugary drink health warning.

        October 8, 2021
        Fruit fiction pdf

        Fruit fiction

        “Fruit drinks” are fruit-flavored drinks that are not 100% fruit juice. They are marketed with similar branding as 100% juice but typically contain added sugars and/or low-calorie sweeteners. This fact sheet explains why CSPI is calling on federal authorities to address misleading marketing claims on the labels of “fruit drinks.”

        Food Labeling
        summer beverages

        Some of the best not-so-sugary drinks

        Nothing says June like a frosty glass of lemonade or iced tea. Here are some summery drinks that don’t top 10 calories or 1 gram of sugar. Some are unsweetened; others use safer sweeteners (monk fruit or stevia extract) and no aspartame, sucralose, or acesulfame potassium (see chemicalcuisine.org). Cheers!

        Healthy EatingMay 22, 2021Lindsay Moyer, MS, RDN
        Sugary Drink Taxes

        Sugary drink taxes

        A majority of Americans drink at least one sugary beverage on a given day and adolescents and young adults are the heaviest consumers. Sugary drink taxes could drive down consumption and generate revenue for valuable community health programs. This fact sheet covers the why and how of sugary drink taxes, plus best practices for advocates.

        Sugary Drinks
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