VENEZUELA: Coca-Cola Co defends Coke Zero, holds talks with Gov't
By Chris Mercer | 12 June 2009
The Coca-Cola Co has defended the safety of its Coca-Cola Zero drink and has held talks with officials in Venezuela, following the Government's decision to ban the product.
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The Coca-Cola Co has defended the safety of its Coca-Cola Zero drink and has held talks with officials in Venezuela, following the Government's decision to ban the product.
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