Heineken could suffer in Mexican beer stand-off - analyst
Heineken could face more intense price pressure in Mexico if rival AB InBev acquired the other half of native brewer Grupo Modelo, according to a New York-based analyst.
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New lightweight can end uses ‘best available’ technology: Rexam
Rexam Beverage Can Europe has confirmed to BeverageDaily.com that it has introduced a new CDL beverage can end that uses 10% less metal, with production starting in the first quarter of 2012.
Cancer-linked chemical in Coke sparks UK campaign letter to health ministry
Campaigners will today write to the UK Department of Health (DH) calling for strict limits on levels of 4-MEI, a chemical compound present in caramel colourings used in drinks such as Coca-Cola and Pepsi and linked to cancer in mice.
A Fistful of Dollars more: Coke pumps $3bn into India
Coca-Cola India announced today that it plans to invest a further $3bn dollars in India through to 2020 to capture 'enormous growth potential' in the non-alcoholic ready-to-drink (NARTD) market).
New jar cheaper than competitors - company
A division of Berlin Packaging has unveiled a glass jar that it claims combines “premium quality and traditional design.”
Are soda industry CSR campaigns bad for public health?
Expensive and elaborate CSR campaigns used by the soda industry, focused on consumers rather than on the corporation, echo tactics employed by big tobacco firms, argue experts.