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After the 'Food Revolution'; Diet Coke Replaces Pepsi as No. 2

by Raphael Brion

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Coutume Cafe, Paris.
Coutume Cafe, Paris.
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· A Lovely Day for a Guinness (Alternative) [WSJ]
· McDonald's: Want Sustainable Fries With That Shake? [Fast Company]
· Diet Coke Unseats Pepsi as No. 2 Cola [CBB]
· Some Grocers Abandon Rebates For Reusable Bags [USA Today]
· On Tap for Heineken: New Focus on Draft Beer [Ad Age]
· Journalists Follow up on 'Food Revolution' [Charleston Daily Mail]
· Obama Holding $30,800 a Head Fundraiser at Samuelsson's Red Rooster [-ENY-]

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