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Retail
Nestlé Pays Only $200 to Take 130 Million Gallons of Michigan’s Water
By Julia ZorthianJune 1, 2017
Scarlett Johansson SodaStream Partnership
Retail
SodaStream’s CEO Really Hates Bottled Water’s Rising Popularity
By John KellApril 19, 2017
Pepsi Co. Products Ahead Of First Quarter Earnings Results
Retail
Bottled Water Continues to Take the Fizz Out of Diet Soda
By John KellApril 19, 2017
Why Coke Tapped Jennifer Aniston for New Smartwater Ads
Retail
Why Coke Tapped Jennifer Aniston for New Smartwater Ads
By John KellApril 13, 2017
Woman Drinking Bottled Water
Health
Americans Are Now Drinking More Bottled Water Than Soda
By Reuters and Michelle TohMarch 10, 2017
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Retail
PepsiCo To Launch Premium Water Brand LIFEWTR
By John KellDecember 9, 2016
State of State Flint Water
Leadership
Michigan Gov. Snyder Wants Another $195 Million to Fix Flint’s Water
By ReutersFebruary 10, 2016
Dry fields and bare trees at Panoche Road, looking west, on Wednesday February 5, 2014, near San Joaquin, CA. California drought has hit the Central Valley hard.
Retail
Wal-Mart criticized for sourcing bottled water in drought-hit California
By Phil WahbaMay 12, 2015
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