Coca Cola Controversy
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Fevicol Had The Best Take On The Cristiano Ronaldo-Coca Cola Controversy
At a recent press conference, star footballer Cristiano Ronaldo picked up two bottles of Coca-Cola and set them aside before holding up a bottle of water. Adhesive brand Fevicol used the controversy as an opportunity to create a hilarious ad.
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As Cola Firms Get Court Relief, People Stand In Knee Deep Water In Protest
Upset over the Madras High Court order allowing beverage giants Pepsi and Coca Cola to draw water from the Thamirabarani river for their bottling plants in Tirunelveli district for manufacturing soft drinks, a large number of people today stood in knee deep water in the river to express their ire.
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Gujarat Government To Test Coca-Cola, Pepsi & Other Food Products
Amid the raging controversy over 'Maggi' noodles, Gujarat government has decided to conduct tests on food products of all major brands sold in the state, including those of multi-national soft drink giants like Coca-Cola and Pepsi.
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Coca-Cola to Drop Controversial Ingredient Entirely
Coca-Cola says it will drop a controversial ingredient from all its drinks that contain it, not just Powerade.
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Fevicol Had The Best Take On The Cristiano Ronaldo-Coca Cola Controversy
At a recent press conference, star footballer Cristiano Ronaldo picked up two bottles of Coca-Cola and set them aside before holding up a bottle of water. Adhesive brand Fevicol used the controversy as an opportunity to create a hilarious ad.
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As Cola Firms Get Court Relief, People Stand In Knee Deep Water In Protest
Upset over the Madras High Court order allowing beverage giants Pepsi and Coca Cola to draw water from the Thamirabarani river for their bottling plants in Tirunelveli district for manufacturing soft drinks, a large number of people today stood in knee deep water in the river to express their ire.
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Gujarat Government To Test Coca-Cola, Pepsi & Other Food Products
Amid the raging controversy over 'Maggi' noodles, Gujarat government has decided to conduct tests on food products of all major brands sold in the state, including those of multi-national soft drink giants like Coca-Cola and Pepsi.
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Coca-Cola to Drop Controversial Ingredient Entirely
Coca-Cola says it will drop a controversial ingredient from all its drinks that contain it, not just Powerade.
