Duane Stanford

Bloomberg News

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Reporter who covers the Food, Beverage and Tobacco Industries for Bloomberg News; contributor to Businessweek

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Sugar-sweetened beverages are the single biggest source of calories for American teenagers, who are increasingly obese.

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Sugar-sweetened beverages are the single biggest source of calories for American teenagers, who are increasingly obese.

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