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Sugary drinks to be removed from schools

World Heart Federation president has been leading negotiations with soft drinks industry.

Written by Helsingin Sanomat   
pekka-puska
 
World Heart Federation president
Pekka Puska has been leading
negotiations with soft drinks
industry.


 
March 19, 2010 – PepsiCo, the world’s second-largest soft drinks maker, announced on Tuesday that it plans to remove its sugary soft drinks from vending machines in schools worldwide by 2012.

In practice, the decision means that full-sugar carbonated soft drinks will no longer be offered for sale in primary and secondary schools. The decision applies to more than 200 countries, including Finland.

The company explains that it wants to ensure that the only beverages available in schools are those that meet children’s nutritional needs. | READ MORE