A Bethlehem man said he found a mouse inside a Diet Pepsi can Sunday afternoon, and federal authorities and PepsiCo officials are investigating. Stanley Kovitch, 66, drank from the can, nearly empt… ...

LOS ANGELES (CBS) — Soft drink maker PepsiCo said in newly-released court documents that its Mountain Dew soda can dissolve a dead mouse. In fact, the company is using that assertion to defend ...

October 19th, 1994 was a dark day for soda lovers. This is the day that the FDA revealed that it had found, way back in July, a rotting rat inside a Diet Pepsi can in Orange County — and decided ...

A Pepsi spokesman said the company is aware of the FDA testing and still stands by its manufacturing process. The can was traced back to a plant in Orlando, which runs about 1,250 cans a minute on ...

PepsiCo, the maker of Mountain Dew, is being sued by Roland Ball of Wisconsin, who claims he found a dead mouse in his can of soda. According to Ball's lawsuit, which dates from 2009, he opened a ...

It can turn a mouse to jelly. PepsiCo may have succeeded in grossing out customers while attempting to defend itself against a man complaining he found a mouse in his can of Mountain Dew in 2009.

An Illinois man is suing Pepsi Co. because, he says, he found a mouse in his can of Mountain Dew. But Pepsi says the guy is pulling a Strange Brew, and here's how they know: If there really were a ...

Pepsi's defense in 'mouse in Mountain Dew' lawsuit may cause even greater problems 2 minute read January 05, 2012. Email. Share. Print. Every so often you hear about a bizarre products liability ...

Simply sign up to the US companies myFT Digest -- delivered directly to your inbox. A legal battle between PepsiCo and an Illinois man who claims to have found a mouse inside a can of Mountain Dew ...

The Food and Drug Administration said yesterday that it does not know how a mouse got into a can of Diet Pepsi.The FDA closed its investigation Thursday, saying inconclusive evidence prohibited ...

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