20 Dec 2019 --- US Right to Know, a nonprofit consumer and public health group, has obtained two internal The Coca-Cola Company documents from 2013 and 2014, which reveal how the beverage giant intended to use public relations campaigns to influence teenagers’ perceptions of the health risks of Coca-Cola products. A study based on Coca-Cola’s public relations requests for marketing proposals has now been published in the International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health in collaboration with Australia’s Deakin University. However, Coca-Cola has hit back at the study, highlighting that it has not sponsored programs that promote physical activity, movement and energy balance since 2016.
