An international soft drink company has a signature soft drink that it sells all over the world. In India,

the version of the soft drink complies with Indian food and health regulations, but is less healthy and

less safe than the drink sold in the European market where the law is stricter. A recent study in a

respected health journal has indicated that this product can lead to severe public health issues in the

years to come. The government has appointed a committee under your chairmanship to look into the

issue and submit a report on the matter. What are the factors that you would consider in making your

suggestions? In particular, identify the various stakeholders and examine the various socio-economic

and ethical issues involved in this case.        (20  Marks)