Dirty Soda Trend Grows into a $1.1 Billion US Industry, Driven by Customization and Identity
Originating as a Utah novelty, dirty soda has become a national obsession in the US, with major beverage companies and fast-food chains entering the market.
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Originating as a Utah novelty, dirty soda has become a national obsession in the US, with major beverage companies and fast-food chains entering the market.
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politics
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Daily Caller | Jun 30, 2026, 7:13 PMShowing 1-9 of 9 articles.