Soft drink manufacturer Coca Cola has hit back at claims that its Fanta range contains pesticides at up to 300 times the level found in bottled or tap water.
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Coca Cola hits back over Fanta high pesticide level claims (Daily Telegraph)
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Soft drink manufacturer Coca Cola has hit back at claims that its Fanta range contains pesticides at up to 300 times the level found in bottled or tap water.
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Coca Cola hits back over Fanta high pesticide level claims (Daily Telegraph)
Manchester United set up an FA Cup fourth round home tie against Tottenham with a comfortable 3-0 win over Coca-Cola Championship strugglers Southampton.
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United breeze past Saints (Daily Mirror)
Manchester United will meet Tottenham Hotspur in the fourth round of the FA Cup after cruising to victory over ten-man Southampton of the Coca-Cola Championship at St Mary’s.
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Manchester United cruise through to FA Cup fourth round (Times Online)
MANCHESTER UNITED set up an FA Cup fourth round home tie against Tottenham with a comfortable win over Coca-Cola Championship strugglers Southampton.
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SOUTHAMPTON 0, MAN UTD 3 (News Of The World)
Goldfrapp and The Hoosiers are reportedly in the running for Coca-Cola's next advert.The Star cited a source which suggested both bands could take the cash offered ...
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Goldfrapp - Coke Ad Beckons For Uk Bands (ContactMusic)
A new healthy living campaign aimed at tackling soaring obesity rates is set to begin. Adverts highlighting the new Change4Life initiative - involving companies like Coca-Cola, Mars and Nestle - will be appearing on our screens.
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Anti-obesity drive gets under way (Channel 4)
Royals boss Steve Coppell has been named as the Coca-Cola Championship Manager of the Month for December.
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Coppell scoops top boss award (Reading Evening Post)
A new healthy living campaign aimed at tackling Britain's soaring obesity rates is being officially launched by the Government. Adverts highlighting the new Change4Life initiative - involving companies like Coca-Cola, Mars and Nestle - will begin appearing from Saturday.
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New anti-obesity campaign under way (Channel 4)
babykcc wrote on Dec 27, '08. annemjames said
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. - Quick visit to my #39;bcoca cola/b addict#39; uncle#39;s house