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Suffolk County Lawmakers Approve Tight Restrictions On Energy Drinks
The legislation will ban the sale of energy drinks to minors at county parks and beaches as well as prohibit the marketing of energy drinks to teens.
NYC Files Notice Of Appeal Of Judge’s Decision Halting Large Sugary Drinks Ban
Speaking Tuesday at a midtown restaurant that is voluntarily adopting the city’s sugary drink policy, Mayor Michael Bloomberg defended the ban and said he is confident the city will win in appeal.
Not So Fast! Judge Halts New York City’s Super-Sized Sugary Drink Ban
New York Supreme Court Judge Milton Tingling ruled Monday that the city may not enforce the new regulation, which would have put a 16-ounce limit on sugary drinks — both bottled and fountain.
Opponents Of Sugary Drink Ban Face Off With City Officials In Court
Soda makers and sellers are in court over a bid to delay enforcement of New York City’s first-of-its-kind effort to limit the size of sugary drinks.
Bloomberg: Lawsuit Against NYC’s Sugary Drink Ban ‘A Disgrace’
Mayor Michael Bloomberg lashed out Friday at the NAACP’s New York state branch and a network of Hispanic groups for filing a lawsuit against the city’s ban of supersized sugary drinks.
New York City Lawyers, Beverage Industry Duel In Court Over Big Drink Ban
The beverage industry is trying to take the fizz out of Mayor Michael Bloomberg’s big sugary soda ban. The two sides battled like Coke versus Pepsi in court on Wednesday.
American Beverage Association Among Those Suing NYC Over Sugary Drink Crackdown
The new regulation puts a 16-ounce limit on sugary drinks sold at city restaurants, movie theaters, sports venues and street carts and applies to both bottled and fountain drinks.
New Vending Machines To Show Calories, Offer More Options
The machines will let customers see the calorie counts for drinks before they make their purchases.
Beverage Industry Touts Choices, Portion Size In New Subway Ad Campaign
The American Beverage Association is rolling out an ad campaign touting “More Choices, Smaller Portions, Fewer Calories.” The ads will reportedly appear in the subway system.
Millions Spent On Lobbyists Over NY Soda Tax
The American Beverage Association reportedly led lobbying in the state with nearly $13 million and helped defeat an effort to put a penny-per-ounce tax on sugary drinks.
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