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PepsiCo Testing Reduced-Sugar Cola: Pepsi NEXT
FoodProcessing.com
06/14/2011
By Food Processing Staff
PepsiCo announced it will test a new reduced-sugar cola, Pepsi NEXT, in two markets in Iowa and Wisconsin beginning in July.According to the company, the new reduced-sugar beverage was created for consumers who 'seek the rich taste of full-calorie cola but have decreased their consumption in order to reduce the sugar in their diet.' Pepsi NEXT will contain 60 percent less sugar.
For more information, visit pepsico.com
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