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New Products from Coca-Cola North America Enviga™: The sparkling green tea proven to burn calories rolled out nationally in early 2007. A delicious sparkling beverage containing green tea extracts, calcium, and caffeine, Enviga was conceived by Beverage Partners Worldwide (BPW) – a joint venture of Nestlé S.A. and The Coca-Cola Company. Diet Coke Plus™: A sparkling, calorie-free beverage with vitamins and minerals. In addition to providing great, refreshing taste, each eight-ounce serving of Diet Coke Plus provides a good source of Niacin (vitamin B3), vitamins B6 and B12, zinc and magnesium (15% Daily Value [DV] for Niacin, B6 and B12, 10% DV for zinc and magnesium). BACARDI® Premium Mojito mixer: Available in May 2007, this product makes a consistently delicious mojito in a fraction of the time it takes to make a mojito from scratch. This is an addition to the line of BACARDI Premium margarita and daiquiri mixes already available. Odwalla® Soy Smart™: The line features unique blends of soy protein, Omega-3 DHA and calcium, providing consumers with the enhanced nutritional value they are looking for. Odwalla, Inc., the nation’s leading health beverage company, boosts its Omega-3-enriched portfolio with the new Soy Smart soymilk drink line available in Chai, Vanilla and Chocolate varieties. Gold Peak®: A classic ready-to-drink iced tea in a post- mix bag-in-box form available this summer. The premium iced tea, introduced in bottle form to consumers in July of 2006, will now be available to foodservice outlets in three flavors including Gold Peak Black unsweet, Gold Peak Black sweet and Gold Peak Green. Full Throttle® Blue Demon™: The latest version of the popular energy drink, Full Throttle Blue Demon is a crisp beverage alternative formulated to help guys 20-30 get through their busy workdays. Minute Maid® Smoothies: A quick breakfast? A snack? A treat? Minute Maid Smoothies can be all three. Our line of frozen mixes combines unmatched taste with speed and convenience. Available in 6 flavors made with real fruit juice, including: Strawberry, Peach, Mango, Raspberry, Banana and Strawberry Banana -- and Vanilla Ice Cream Beverage can be used to make fruit and cream Smoothies. FUZE®: The Coca-Cola Company expands its drink portfolio with FUZE Beverages. This includes FUZE’s non-carbonated line of enhanced juice and tea drinks, NOS Energy Drink, WaterPlus enhanced waters and Rehab Recovery Supplement. Godiva® Belgian Blends™: Three flavors include Dark Chocolate Mocha, Milk Chocolate Mocha and French Vanilla Latte. Godiva Belgian Blends are sold in stylish 9.5 fl. oz. glass bottles – in singles and four packs. # # # .

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