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... a politician from the ruling ump party in france has put forward a proposal to more than triple value added tax (vat) on sweetened soft drinks ... bernard reynes, mp for the bouches-du-rhone region, recommended an increase in vat on soft drinks from 5 ... but the soft drinks industry claims the move would be unjust and damaging to an important sector of the french economy ... it has been labelled as “unjust and unjustified” by the french soft drink trade body, le syndicat national des boissons rafraichissantes (snbr) ... snbr said such a tax increase would increase the price of soft drinks and weaken household buying power, especially those with modest earnings

... asahi, which purchased schweppes in 2009, has entered into a binding agreement to purchase 100% of shares in p&n, which it will then divide, selling the company’s carbonated soft drinks and cordials arm on to tru blu beverages, while retaining p&n’s water and juice businesses ... the company said that, after the sale of the carbonated soft drink business, that the net purchase price for p&n amounted to $188 million

... diet soft drinks ‘may be free of calories but not of consequences,’ according to new research from the university of texas, usa, which questions the benefits of drinking low calorie soda ... two research studies, recently presented at the american diabetes association's scientific sessions in san diego, suggest that consuming diet soft drinks could be self-defeating ... in the first study, researchers from the school of medicine at the university of texas health science center, san antonio, reported that diet soft drink consumption is associated with increased waist circumference in humans, whilst the second study that found aspartame raised fasting glucose levels in diabetes-prone mice ... study details the first study, in humans, examined the relationship between diet soft drink consumption and long-term change in waist circumference in 474 people over an average of 9

... this paramount exhibition presents equipment and inspiration to cater to industries from meat and dairy to confectionery and baking, seafood to fruit and vegetables, beverage, soft drink and juice, even the brewing, wine and spirit industries

... ” in particular, the researchers said that the most useful changes appeared to be reducing liquid sugars (such as soft drink) and other sweets, reducing starches and refined grains like potatoes, white bread, white rice and low-fibre cereals, reducing processed foods, and increasing minimally processed foods like fruit, vegetables, whole grains, nuts and yoghurt

... food safety authorities in asia and australasia have banned a number of soft drinks from taiwan after it emerged that a clouding agent had been contaminating with the plastics additive dehp ... what is dehp? used in food and drink packaging to make plastic less brittle, di (2-ethylhexyl) phthalate (dehp) is not approved as a food additive by any national authority ... concern about the dehp contamination incident spread as far as new zealand where food safety authorities banned imports of a guava fruit drink and a lemon drink from taiwan

... foodpro has paramount appeal across food and beverage manufacturers from meat and dairy to confectionery and baking, seafood to fruit and vegetables, soft drink and juice, even the brewing, wine and spirit industries

... the clutch of new prototypes span the juice, carbonated soft drink, tea-flavoured drink, and flavoured water sub-categories

... , 2010) and an epidemiological study linking artificially-sweetened soft drinks to premature birth (halldorsson et al ... soft drink pregnancy study regarding the halldorsson study, which suggested daily consumption of artificially sweetened soft drinks may be associated with increased risk of premature birth, efsa said there is no evidence in the study to support a causal link

... datamonitor has picked out three product launches that illustrate how manufacturers are upping the emphasis on pure and original ingredients to drive healthy soft drink sales ... cesar pereira, research manager at datamonitor, listed a blue vitamin drink, a juice from every part of a fruit and a tea with added prune juice as examples of the trend ... ” the three new products mentioned by pereira were: a blue vitamin drink from coca-cola that gets its colour solely from the agave fruit has been launched in the us ... containing passion fruit and citrus flavours, the drink is fortified with vitamin d and c