Sugary drink consumption down among U.S. kids
NEW YORK (Reuters Health) - More evidence that Americans are heeding calls to cut back on sugary drinks appears in a report from researchers at the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). Full story
PepsiCo rethinks U.S. pricing to attract more everyday buyers
(Reuters) - PepsiCo Inc <PEP.N> said it is tweaking its drink-pricing strategy in some parts of the United States, as it aims to wean consumers off the habit of buying soda only when it is on sale. Full story
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Robotic arm steals sodas from vending machines
A young genius is an Internet sensation for a video he posted of his robotic arm, which can be inserted into vending machines to grab free cans of soda.
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How Bloomberg brought the NAACP and Big Soda together
President and CEO of the NAACP Ben Jealous, nutrition consultant Nancy Huehnergarth, New York City Council member Tish James, and Monifa Banfele from Moms Rising chat with Chris Hayes about the sugar wars in New York CIty’s proposed ban on soda.
Will banning soda help the obesity epidemic?
As the battle over New York City’s soda ban continues, Chris Hayes and his panel focus on whether soda actually has a special toxicity that leads to obesity.
The racial politics of soda
With disproportionate obesity numbers in some minority communities, the Up with Chris Hayes panel examine New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg’s words on race and soda and the marketing behind soft drinks.
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