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Lawsuit filed against Coca-Cola & NestlePosted Feb 5th 2007 1:01PM by Joanne LutynecFiled under: Science, Business, SodaYou had to know it was only a matter of time before this happened. The Center for Science in the Public Interest (CSPI) has filed a lawsuit against Coca-Cola and Nestlé for weight-loss claims and labeling of their latest product, Enviga. As Sarah wrote back in October, the sparkling green tea has been marketed as having "negative calories" and is labeled as "the calorie burner". CSPI's mission is to protect consumers by stopping deceptive advertising and labeling of products. The non-profit organization had their team of scientists review the claims made by Enviga and responded by saying the product is a "highly caffeinated and over-priced diet soda, and is exactly the kind of faddy, phony diet aid it claims not to be."Have any of you tried Enviga? Would this news cause you to stop drinking it, or do you believe in (or have seen results of) the product's ability to actually burn calories?
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