Will a sub four carbohydrate carbonated Monster Energy drink be available in the western US market again on Dec 1, 2024?
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Absolutely Zero Monster Energy drink was discontinued and replaced with Zero Sugar Monster Energy drink, however this did not appear to be a strictly a marketing change because the Absolutely Zero listed 2 grams of carbohydrates on the nutrition information lable where as the lowest now seems to be 6 grams of carbohydrates for a 16oz can of Monster Energy drink.
Market resolves YES if there is a commercially available 16 oz Monster Energy drink stocked in stores or otherwise easily avaliable in the western United States with less than 4 grams of carbohydrates per 16 oz can. To qualify it must be a carbonated energy drink, so a juice or coffee drink doesn't count.
Otherwise this market resolves NO.
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