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for over a hundred years, soda companies been selling products with ingredients that we now know are linked to diabetes, obesity, gout and kidney stones. those are some of the effects of the high fructose corn syrup and phosphoric acid found in conventional sodas, and we haven't even mentioned the health problems caused by aspartame. and yet, despite the fact that these soda products are demonstrably harmful to human health, the soda industry has been working hard for many decades to convince parents to feed their infants and children more soda. in the 1950's, the soda pop board of america ran full-page ads in national magazines, touting this message: "if you really want to give your baby a head start in life by improving their social standing and guaranteeing their happiness, start feeding them coca-cola, pepsi and other sugary carbonated beverages at the earliest age possible. even babies as young as a few months old will enjoy the many benefits of soda pop." view the ad yourself at http://naturalnews.com/images/cola-... or visit our museum of badvertising to see more outrageous ads from evil corporations: http://www.naturalnews.com/index-ba... their ad continues with the following text: for a better start in life, start cola earlier!how soon is too soon? not soon enough. laboratory tests over the last few years have proven that babies who start drinking soda during that early formative period have a much higher chance of gaining acceptance and "fitting in" during those awkward pre-teen and teen years. so, do yourself a favor. do your child a favor. start them on a strict regimen of sodas and other sugary carbonated beverages right now, for a lifetime of guaranteed happiness. the soda pop board of america 1515 w. hart ave - chicago, il - promotes active lifestyle! - boosts personality! - gives body essential sugars! what coca-cola, big tobacco and big pharma all have in commonthroughout the short history of corporate dominance over consumer purchasing behavior, three industries stand out as the most insidious and harmful to the people: the soda companies (coke and pepsi), the tobacco companies and the pharmaceutical companies. in each of these cases, these industries sell toxic, harmful products to the public but position them as being extremely good for you. "more doctors smoke camels than any other cigarette!" - this was an advertisement that ran for years in the journal of the american medical association. today, of course, jama no longer accepts money from tobacco companies because, after decades of denials, the ama finally admitted that cigarette smoke probably wasn't good for your health. so they switched to accepting ads from companies selling a different kind of poison: pharmaceuticals. now, jama runs ads for toxic pharmaceuticals that can (and do) kill people. and they defend that as perfectly reasonable and "safe," just like they once insisted that smoking cigarettes was a healthy habit! if you really look hard at all the largest corporations, you'll quickly realize that most of them are in the business of selling you poison while calling it some sort of miracle: . tobacco companies sell poison in the form of cigarettes and chewing tobacco. . food manufacturers sell poison in the form of partially-hydrogenated oils, msg and hfcs. . monsanto sells poison in the form of gm seeds that it calls an agricultural miracle. . drug companies sell poison in the form of medications and vaccines. . soft drink companies sell poison in the form of tasty beverages. . cancer clinics sell poison in the form of chemotherapy and mammograms. . personal care product companies sell poison in the form of lotions and cosmetics. it's all sold with the same covert influence tactics. as one of the original advertising "greats" described it, advertising is the science of engineering consent. corporations are masters at engineering consent. they can even get people to buy and consume products that are essentially poisons. if u.s. corporations could have their way, babies would be born with a cigarette in their mouth, a vaccine needle in their arm, a dozen prescription drugs coursing through their veins, axe cologne on their skin, toxic cosmetics on their face, and a six-pack of aspartame-laced diet soda tucked under one arm. welcome to the world of poison products marketed by evil corporations.
Source :NaturalNews.com
Date :
26
November
2010
Category :
restaurants and Food industrie
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the australian competition and consumer commission (accc) has announced it will not oppose the proposed acquisition of p&n beverages australia by japanese brewery group asahi after competition concerns were resolved by asahi. on 9 march 2011, the accc opposed an earlier acquisition proposal, saying it would ‘remove p&n as a vigorous and effective competitor in the markets for the supply of carbonated soft drinks (csds) and cordial’.
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the coca-cola company and the nature conservancy announced today the release of a water footprint report in conjunction with world water week in stockholm, sweden. the report, entitled “product water footprint assessments: practical application in corporate water stewardship,” examines three pilot studies that were conducted on coca-cola products and ingredients.a product water footprint is the total volume of freshwater consumed, directly and indirectly, to produce a product.
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beverage companies will need to move beyond their traditional categories in terms of future mergers with increasingly health focused consumers and an unprecedented level of retail pricing pressure creating serious challenges for the sector, says a rabobank report. acquiring competitors within their core segment is becoming increasingly complicated for leading beverage manufacturers due to the tighter competition regulation and existing level of consolidation within the industry.
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the coca-cola company has seen volume growth rise by a robust 4 per cent in the second quarter as beverage demand remained strong. the result was led by the key emerging markets of india and china, where volume growth came in at 33 per cent and 14 per cent, respectively. still beverages - which include juices, sports drinks, teas and water brands - outperformed sparkling beverages internationally, while the flagship coca-cola brand saw volumes climb by 3 per cent.
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taiwan has said it would intensify checks on imported products into the country after a batch of concentrate for a coca-cola product was found to contain a preservative banned in the country. two weeks ago, a batch of concentrate for coke zero, which was being exported from china to taiwan, was banned in taiwan for containing methyl para-hydroxybenzoate. consumption of methyl para-hydroxybenzoate, an antiseptic chemical, is said to lead to stomach upsets and raise female hormone levels.
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pepsico has beaten analyst expectations for first quarter profits but morning star analyst philip gorham believes that in beverages coca-cola is recovering better from the recession. quarterly net income at pepsico stood at $1.14bn - slightly above analyst estimates but down from the $1.43bn reported last year because of interest expenses linked to its bottler acquisitions. the maker of gatorade and tropicana said like-for-like beverage volumes rose 3.
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cas, the leading provider of customer management and mobility solutions to the consumer products industry, has launched the latest version of their customer management and mobility solution. cas 8 has been designed with input from many of the company’s clients, who include campbells, the coca cola company, nestle and abinbev. cas australia, based in north strathfield, sydney, are also working with many leading local consumer product companies including arnotts, lion nathan, blackmores, pernod ricard and coca cola amatil.
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