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soda

[soh-duh] / ˈsoʊ də /
NOUN
beverage
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McDonald’s is introducing new cold beverages in the U.S. this year after testing crafted sodas and energy drinks in some U.S. stores, with drinks featuring Red Bull especially doing well, executives say.

From The Wall Street Journal

When a person consumes about 20 mg of caffeine, such as from coffee, chocolate, or soda, it causes the nanobody and its partner protein to bind together.

From Science Daily

The company said it successfully drove customer acquisition and frequency through its “dollar sodas” offering.

From The Wall Street Journal

For almost a century, until the 1960s, soda bottles in the US were generally meant to be returned.

From BBC

The analyst still sees risks to soda ash market pricing in 2026 for the Belgian chemical company, while a broader slow start in industrial end-markets will also likely weigh on cash generation, Hopper says.

From The Wall Street Journal