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PepsiCo, Monster Beverage Sue India Food Regulator Over Ban On 'Energy Drink' Label; PepsiCo Says India Label Ban Will Have 'Grave Commercial Consequences', Hurt 'Substantial Investments'; Monster Beverage Says India Label Ban Will Cause Financial Loss And Reputational Harm
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