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Pepsi moves into the craft craze

Soft drink manufacturer Pepsi have launched a craft product to "honour its heritage" in a move similar to that of the alcohol industry. '1893' - a craft version of its traditional cola product does not state if the sugar content has changed due to recent media attention. However, it does say the drink is blended by natural ingredients, so it may possibly be healthier.

We may see more companies use their heritage, especially for soft drinks going down the craft route.

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