rojak12 SG Formula is different but the claim is the same. BTW, it has been 2 years since the experiment is done. If they do the test now, are they using samples from 2 years ago? One must be stupid to even hear what they say about their product now when they cannot even test it properly with an army of PhD in GSK. The best punishment for them now is not to buy Ribena.
rojak12 SG Hahaha, they contradict themselves! I will have the marketers at GSK do an ad for Honda: "More Powerful & Faster than Porsche*" : *BHP/CC When you are in a hole, don't dig!
pokkagreentea SG Originally posted by 0tah: nin nia ma... i still gt 2 packets in my fridge leh..heres the content The packet ish 330ml Per 100ml Energy(kJ)-215 Energy(kcal)-51 Carbohydrate(g)-12.5 Total Sugar(g)-12.5 Protein(g)-0 Fat(g)-0 [b]Vitamin C(mg)-18.2 30%NRV [/b]18 % only nia.
mahawarrior SG Commerce Commission lawyer Nicholas Flanagan told the court the product was marketed as being healthy when in fact it contained more sugar than Coca-Cola.so ironic then...s'pore school's canteen got sell ribena, but never sell coca-cola
ORIGAMIST SG ha ha ha .... my wife was just telling me yesterday that drinking Ribena is better than drinking coke, at least sugar not so much and got vitamin C.... Then the news report that it is low in Vitamin and high in sugar content !!! I can now drink coke without her nagging !! Thanks to the two students ....
Dr Who SG philip yeo and his a-star researchers should have exposed this scam pay our reearch people to research what? ang mor illness only ar?
bonkysleuth SG Even if the nutrition content claims there is Vitamin C present in the drink for health benefits, I suppose only a small teeny weeny percentage of the drink contains Vitamin C... Even eating vitamins has little benefits. So next time, only eat fruits to supplement the vitamins intake of your body!
ORIGAMIST SG So are all those concentrated drink ... but you are playing a premium for something so little ... coke is better ... it keep my wife awake whenever she drink it ...
