product does not produce weight loss without diet and exercise." In 2010, a US court of appeals didn't allow a woman to sue Coca-Cola for weight-loss false advertising, and CSPI reported that it wouldn't appeal the decision. CSPI said that the sales of Enviga had collapsed after its 2009 settlement, and that it had already met its goal of informing customers about the lack of efficacy of the beverage. CSPI announced that it was suing Coca-Cola again, but this time for its new beverage Vitaminwater. Sales As reported in the Sydney Morning Herald, flavoured bottled water, sports drinks and teas, are increasing sales with the decline in sales of sugary soft drinks - with cold tea the fastest growing non-carbonated beverage category in the U.S. during the first half of 2006. Prior to launch, Coke had been trailing and losing market share in this sector to Pepsi, AriZona and Snapple. Flavors Discontinued: Berry Pomegranate Peach Since the brand's inception, and the launch of the three original flavors, peach was the first to be dropped in favor of pomegranate as the third flavor. See also List of energy drinks References External links "Enviga-rate Your Weight Loss Reality" - opinion piece Non-alcoholic drinks Coca-Cola brands Nestlé brands Iced tea brands