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President Donald Trump says Coca-Cola has agreed to use real cane sugar in his US drinks.

Coca-Cola uses corn syrup in its US products, but Trump’s health minister Robert F. Kennedy Jr. expressed concern about the impact on the health of the ingredient.

“I talked to Coca-Cola about the use of true cane sugar in the US, and they agreed to do it,” Trump wrote in a true social office. “I would like to thank everyone who has power in Coca-Cola.

“It will be a very good step – you’ll see. It’s just better.” BBC contacted Coca-Cola for comments.

While Cox sold in the United States is usually sweetened with corn syrup, coke in other countries such as Mexico and UK, seeks to use cane sugar.

In April, Coca-Cola CEO James Quincy told investors that “we continue to progress to reduce sugar in our drinks.”

Mr. Quincy said the company “did so by changing the recipes, and also using our global marketing network and distribution network to increase awareness and interest in our permanent portfolio.”

Kennedy and his, who force America healthy, again advocate US companies to remove ingredients such as corn syrup, seminal oils and artificial colors with their products, linking them to lithium health problems.

He was critical of the amount of sugar Americans and is reportedly planning to update nationwide dietary recommendations this summer.

Trump is an ordinary lover of a diet coke – who uses artificial sweetener aspartame. He had a button in the decisive table of the oval office to allow it to be served into the soda.