US: Beverage industry cuts calories for school children
By just-drinks.com editorial team | 4 May 2006
US soft drinks producers have agreed to stop selling their full-calorie products in the country's schools in a bid to fight rising child obesity.
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US soft drinks producers have agreed to stop selling their full-calorie products in the country's schools in a bid to fight rising child obesity.
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