7Up Isn't All Natural

Six Things You Need to Know Before You Take a Sip

Unlike Organic and GEO-Free labels, there are no third-party or government standards for labeling foods "Natural." 7Up's claim to be an "All Natural" soft drink contains high-fructose corn syrup. High-fructose corn syrup may come from corn, but it requires a centrifuge to process and is blended with enzymes and glucose. That's not exactly how the crops come out the ground.

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