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Sprite, a brand of The Coca-Cola Co., announced two new additions to its brand portfolio with the launch of Sprite Ginger and Sprite Ginger Zero Sugar.
MTN DEW, a brand of PepsiCo, introduces MTN DEW Zero Sugar, a new product that offers all the bold charge and flavor of the original MTN DEW, without any sugar, the company says.
Following last year’s announcement that it was removing aspartame from its Diet Pepsi brand in favor of a blend of sucralose and acesulfame potassium (Ace-K), Purchase, N.Y.-based PepsiCo Inc. will be bringing the artificial sweetener back to its portfolio, according to media reports.
Although cola continues to dominate the volume sales for the packaged carbonated soft drink (CSD) market, the staple flavor has seen its competition rise in the ranks.
Despite facing a challenging environment in recent years, carbonated soft drinks (CSDs) still have a household penetration rate of more than 92 percent, according to Chicago-based Mintel.
Designed to reach a growing market of youthful carbonated soft drink consumers, The Double Cola Co. released a new look for its Diet Double Cola cans and 12-packs.