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Beverage companies donate $800K to fight soda tax

The political arm of the American Beverage Association donated $500,000 on Sept. 16 to fight a proposed tax on sugary beverages in Berkeley.

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Campaign donations reach record levels in Berkeley; beverage companies donate...

The beverage industry in recent days contributed another $600,000 to its fight to defeat Measure D, a proposed tax in Berkeley on sugary beverages, bringing the amount it has given so far to $1.4...

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Beverage companies spend $1.675 million to defeat Berkeley soda tax

Any traveler who walked into the Ashby BART station Wednesday night would have been barraged by “No on Measure D” ads. They were plastered on the walls across from the trains, pinned to spaces near the...

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Former NYC Mayor Michael Bloomberg donates $85,000 to support Berkeley’s...

Former New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg, who fought unsuccessfully to establish a cap on the size of soda portions sold in that city, has donated $85,000 to the Yes on Measure D campaign. His...

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Michael Bloomberg has now spent $370K in support of Measure D; other Berkeley...

Michael R. Bloomberg, the former mayor of New York City, contributed another $285,000 in support of the Yes on Measure D campaign in the last few days, bringing his total contribution to $370,000. More...

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