Coke afraid of competition

A dairy farmer in New Zealand has found himself pitched against the world's biggest soft drink maker and the largest farm expo in the southern hemisphere, all over his invention of a fizzy milk drink which comes in a can.

Richard Revell had hoped to launch his cola and lemonade milk soda at the National Field Days in Hamilton, New Zealand, which attracts about 140,000 farmers.

But instead of being on show, he has been banned from selling his drink because it constitutes competition for Coca-Cola.

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