Canada Dry bills itself as being “made from real ginger” — but only actually contains a “microscopic” drop of ginger flavor extract, a New York mom bellyaches in a new lawsuit. Julie Fletcher claims ...

Ginger has long been touted as a natural remedy for tummy aches. But drinking a glass of ginger ale, it seems, is not quite the same as chewing on a fresh piece of the root, and at least one consumer ...

A warming cup of tea can be the best way to beat the winter chill, and dried ginger is a must-have ingredient for that ...

My consumer question concerns a popular product with my country in the title. That would be Canada Dry ginger ale. At our primary school, my friends and I always thought the drink was Canadian. To ...

Ginger ale seems different from other sodas. Some people consider it to be a remedy for stomach upset, so it's basically medicine, right? It has the word ginger - a popular herbal remedy - right there ...

Ginger is widely used both in cooking and traditional medicine, valued for its unique flavour and numerous health benefits.

Could it be that there’s actually no ginger in one of the most popular brands of ginger ale? A New York woman is suing the Dr Pepper Snapple Group, the maker of Canada Dry Ginger Ale, alleging that ...

The maker of Canada Dry Ginger Ale couldn't shake a lawsuit brought on behalf of California consumers who claim they were misled by labeling and advertising that said the drink was “made from real ...