Campaigners against sugary-drinks are considering changing their day-old logo after a complaint from beverage giant Coca-Cola.
FIZZ is a group of researchers and doctors pushing for a sugary-drink free Aotearoa New Zealand by 2025.
The group released a new "no sugary drinks" logo at conference yesterday which it hoped businesses, schools and other organisations would display.
However, FIZZ founder Gerhard Sundborn said today that Coca-Cola had complained about the shape of the bottle included in the new logo.
"We did get a complaint from Coke directly and so they've complained about... the shape of the bottle. I think they've copyrighted the bottle. We've decided to pull the logo of our website and look into changing the shape for that reason," Sundborn said.