The flagship brand Coca-Cola generated almost $11 billion revenues in 2013, and continued to grow sequentially in the second quarter, with volumes rising 1% year-over-year in North America. This growth defies the industry-wide trend of declining CSD volumes as consumers look to shift from sugary sodas to healthier beverage alternatives. Along with Coca-Cola, other flavored CSDs Fanta and Sprite also rose 4% and 2% respectively to boost Coca-Cola's volume and value share in the domestic CSD market. Apart from the increase in unit cases, net pricing for Coca-Cola's North America sparkling unit also rose 3%, while overall net pricing in the region grew 1%. However, as expected, Diet Coke volumes slid in the domestic market amid widespread safety concerns regarding usage of the artificial sweetener aspartame.