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CMO Todd Kaplan said the partnership with celebrity chef Flay, who helped develop two limited-time sodas, responds to a rise in food culture in the U.S.
The celebrity chef serves as Welch’s “CFO,” or chief fruit officer, and stars in the first TV commercial in the brand’s history to promote its clean ingredients.
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