UK: British Soft Drinks Association attacks Natural Hydration Council sugary drinks claim
By just-drinks.com editorial team | 23 April 2009
The British Soft Drinks Association has attacked the Natural Hydration Council for its recently-announced advertising campaign, designed to promote bottled water in the UK.
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The British Soft Drinks Association has attacked the Natural Hydration Council for its recently-announced advertising campaign, designed to promote bottled water in the UK.
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