Enviga

**Product Information**:
– Enviga is a non-alcoholic beverage brand by Coca-Cola and Nestlé.
– The brand offers iced tea products with various flavors like Berry, Pomegranate, and Peach (discontinued).
– Each can of Enviga contains 5 calories, 100mg of caffeine, 35mg of sodium, and 20% of the daily recommended calcium.
– Enviga is sweetened with aspartame and contains no carbohydrates, fat, or protein.

**Legal Issues and Health Claims**:
– The Center for Science in the Public Interest (CSPI) sued Coca-Cola and Nestlé in 2007 over weight-loss claims.
– In 2009, a settlement was reached, removing weight loss claims and adding disclaimers about diet and exercise.
– Studies on caffeine and green tea antioxidants had inconclusive results.
– CSPI reported a decline in Enviga sales post the settlement.
– CSPI later sued Coca-Cola over Vitaminwater.

**Sales and Market Trends**:
– Enviga was introduced in the context of increasing sales of flavored bottled water, sports drinks, and teas.
– Cold tea was the fastest-growing non-carbonated beverage category in the US.
– Prior to Enviga’s launch, Coke was trailing behind Pepsi, AriZona, and Snapple in this sector.

**Brand and Category Information**:
– Enviga falls under the category of non-alcoholic drinks and is known for its iced tea products.
– The brand has hidden categories related to articles and web archives.
– Enviga products are included in hRecipes articles and hProducts sections.

**Historical and Miscellaneous Data**:
– Enviga’s history and product details are documented on Wikipedia.
– The Wikipedia page captures specific information about Enviga.
– Enviga listings have webarchive links available for reference.