FDA Warning Letter To Coke Could Mean Trouble For Health Drink Market

By Elizabeth Crawford / Email the Author / “The Tan Sheet” Jan. 5, 2009, Vol. 17, No. 001
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An FDA warning letter to Coca-Cola states Diet Coke Plus is misbranded in part because it is inappropriate to fortify carbonated beverages

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