Pepsi to Offer New Low-Calorie Gatorade

September 8, 2007 By VINNEE TONG, AP Business Writer

(AP) -- Pepsi is offering a new low-calorie version of Gatorade in an effort to keep customers who have strayed from the sports drink in search of lower calorie drinks.

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