What Do Jelly Beans Have to Do With Coke’s Vitaminwater?


Published On: July 27th, 2010

A suit over the health claims on Coke’s Vitaminwater will go forward, a judge ruled Friday.

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What Do Jelly Beans Have to Do With Coke’s Vitaminwater?

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