MEXICO: Coca-Cola Co joins label initiative to tackle obesity
By Ivan Castano | 25 March 2011
The Coca-Cola Co has joined 17 drinks and food companies to launch a new series of labels for non-alcoholic beverages in Mexico, to help combat the country's major obesity problem.
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The Coca-Cola Co has joined 17 drinks and food companies to launch a new series of labels for non-alcoholic beverages in Mexico, to help combat the country's major obesity problem.
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