VegitaBeta

VegitaBeta is a Japanese soft drink marketed by The Coca-Cola Company.^[1] Its name refers to a supplement of beta-carotene added to the drink. Its primary ingredients are sugar and water.^[2]

It was one of the eight international soda flavors featured and available for tasting at Club Cool in Epcot, prior to its closing.

It features apricot and passion fruit flavors, and at Club Cool it says "Originally launched in Japan in 1992, VegitaBeta is a non carbonated beverage with apricot and passionfruit flavors and is rich in Beta-Carotene that contributes to its unique yellowish-orange color."^{[quote needs citation]}

References

↑ Silverglade, Bruce A.; Heller, Ilene Ringel (1997). "Are Functional Foods the Solution to Dysfunctional Diets? A Review of U.S. Regulatory Requirements and Lessons From Abroad". Food and Drug Law Journal. 52 (3): 313–321. ISSN 1064-590X. Coca-Cola sells a beta-carotene-fortified beverage in Japan called Vegetebeta.
↑ Heller, Ilene Ringel; Taniguchi, Yoko; Lobstein, Tim (1999). "Functional Foods: Public Health Boom or 21st Century Quackery?". Center for Science in the Public Interest. Archived from the original on March 3, 2016.

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[silverglade1997-1] Silverglade, Bruce A.; Heller, Ilene Ringel (1997). "Are Functional Foods the Solution to Dysfunctional Diets? A Review of U.S. Regulatory Requirements and Lessons From Abroad". Food and Drug Law Journal. 52 (3): 313–321. ISSN 1064-590X. Coca-Cola sells a beta-carotene-fortified beverage in Japan called Vegetebeta.

[cspi1999-2] Heller, Ilene Ringel; Taniguchi, Yoko; Lobstein, Tim (1999). "Functional Foods: Public Health Boom or 21st Century Quackery?". Center for Science in the Public Interest. Archived from the original on March 3, 2016.

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