Labels on food items may contain verbiage used to increase the sense of the value of the product in hand.  It is a good practice to question the information provided on food labels.  It is unclear how to interpret the claim on the label. For instance, is there is a greater variety of electrolytes or a greater density? And, as you ask, what is the "leading sports drink"?  Are more electrolytes better?  I think we are meant to draw the conclusion that Powerade is in fact better that that so called "leading sports drink".  The technique being employed by the label is called "comparative advertising".  If the ploy is successful then the individual reading the label is unconcerned with the questions above and, rather, left with a sense that the have the best product in hand.
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