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A man with a shopping basket eyeing the soda display in a supermarket

Trump administration grants waiver for Nebraska to restrict sugary drinks from SNAP

SNAPMay 20, 2025Joelle Johnson, MPH

An Act to Protect Youth from the Health Risks of Sugary Drinks: A factsheet

Sugary Drinks
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Final Sweet Truth Act Rulemaking in NYC

Food LabelingSeptember 5, 2024DeAnna Nara
Panera Bread is an American chain store of bakery-café fast food restaurants with over 2,000 locations, all of which are in the United States and Canada. Taken at Durham, NC USA on October 26, 2023

Panera to stop selling Charged Lemonade following lawsuits

Panera will phase out Charged Sips following lawsuits alleging the highly caffeinated drinks are causing dangerous health effects—and even death.

Industry AccountabilityMay 14, 2024Lindsay Moyer, MS, RDN
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Boost your hydration while cutting out sweeteners

Sugary DrinksAugust 16, 2023Adrienne Crezo
packets of sweeteners in cup

Which low-calorie sweeteners are safe—and which aren't?

As people cut back on added sugars, low-calorie sweeteners are stepping in. They add sweetness with few or no calories to sodas and sports drinks, yogurts and ice creams, cookies and candy, toothpaste, and more. Are they safe? It depends on the sweetener. Here are some key findings on the most popular ones. To learn more, check out our guide to sweeteners and other food additives.

March 2, 2023Caitlin Dow, PhD
Sugary soft drinks available to children with kids' meals purchase

Restaurants are starting to offer healthier beverages to kids in store. Online, not so much

Sugary drinks are the leading source of added sugars in the U.S. diet and the majority of U.S. children exceed the recommended daily limit for added sugars. Many restaurant chains have dropped sugary drink offerings to children from sit-down menus in an effort to improve the healthfulness of their kids’ meals. With the recent increase in online ordering, it is important that this commitment to promote healthier options is reflected on online ordering menus.

Sugary DrinksFebruary 7, 2023Katie Marx
sodas sugary drinks restaurant kids meals

Too many restaurant chains still serving sugary drinks with kids’ meals, despite progress

Sugary DrinksDecember 21, 2022
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CSPI report assesses availability of sugary drinks at top 200 restaurant chains

Children’s consumption of restaurant food is associated with an increased consumption of calories, saturated fat, total sugars, and sugary drinks. Sugary drinks, which are drinks with added sugar or sweeteners like high fructose corn syrup or sucrose, are the leading source of added sugars in U.S. children’s diets.

Sugary Drinks
sugar cubes

Added sugar warnings on unhealthy beverages may reduce parents’ purchases

Added sugar warnings—especially those that disclose added sugar content in teaspoons—may reduce parents’ purchases of high-added-sugar beverages for their young children, according to new research published today in JAMA Network Open

Sugary DrinksOctober 13, 2022
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