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From Egypt to Pakistan, Coke and Pepsi boycott over Gaza lifts local sodas  photos

From Egypt to Pakistan, Coke and Pepsi boycott over Gaza lifts local sodas 

  • In Pakistan, local colas like Cola Next and Pakola soared in popularity to become about 12% of soft drinks category from 2.5% previously 
  • Cola Next’s factories cannot meet the sharp surge in demand, CEO of brand’s parent company Mezan Beverages said in an interview 
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Twitter users mock controversial Pepsi ad with Arab Spring jokes

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Kendall Jenner’s ‘tone deaf’ protest Pepsi ad prompts online backlash

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