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The top 10 beverages are:

Apr. 14, 2003

The top 10 beverages are:

  1. Regular cola, $1.892 bil.
  2. Bottled water (not sparkling), $1.179 billion.
  3. Regular soft drink, non-cola, $930 million.
  4. Coffee, pre-made, $924 mil.
  5. Bottled juice, $907 mil.
  6. Diet cola, $831 million.
  7. Bottled fruit drink/ lemonade, $664 million.
  8. Sports drink, $453 mil.
  9. Bottled tea, $536 million.
  10. Hot chocolate, $318 mil.

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