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Robert F. Kennedy Jr. is moving to curb sweetened drinks, involving major beverage companies and FDA safety assessments.

1 report, 1 independent Updated Jun 22

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Coca-Cola American Beverage Association Keurig Dr Pepper PepsiCo Food and Drug Administration

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The entities involved

Coca-Cola
carbonated brown-colored soft drink
- Tab existed before Diet Coke gained prominence.Mon 16:13
- Coca-Cola operates in India through local partners and focuses on festive presence in Maharashtra.Mon 15:23
American Beverage Association
American beverage industry organization
- Governor Newsom vetoed a bill opposed by the American Beverage Association and backed by Californians Against Waste.Mon 17:02
Keurig Dr Pepper
American beverage company
- Keurig Dr Pepper announced the purchase of JDE Peet, while Jim Cramer offered negative commentary on the deal.Sun 02:42
- Barclays analyst provided a post-earnings note covering Coca-Cola, PepsiCo, and Keurig Dr Pepper.Thu 22:11
PepsiCo
American soft drink company
- PepsiCo uses Tesla Semi for deliveries, while the company faces a public feud over clean energy strategy amid its Gigafactory location in Austin.Mon 05:51
- PepsiCo announced a $1 billion investment over five years in Colombia.Mon 00:25

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Robert F. Kennedy Jr. served as health secretary for HHS and was involved in FDA leadership decisions.Jun 12

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