Nestle Vitao Good or Bad?

Just recently, at my workplace, there are free cans of Nestle Vitao. What I realized was funny was that there were no single information on its nutrition value. On the package it mentioned there's vitamins C, E, and calcium and I wanted to know how much of the following nutrients but I couldn't find the nutrional value label!! Not even on the box it came in!!! This was a shocking surprise because I had always thought that nutritional labels are a must on packaged goods...I guess not.

So being the curious me...I went on the wonderful internet and tried to look it up. And guess what? I couldn't find much information about it anywhere??!! At last I came to this website: About Caloriecount: http://caloriecount.about.com/nestea-vitao-calories-ft89104 There was this person who called Coca-Cola Canada and learned that since Nestel Vitao is called a Nutrition or Health Drink they are not required by law to inform people of the calories, sodium or carbs in the product...soo I guess no nutritional label? Here are the facts on the Nestea (341ml can) but I still couldn't find the vitamins and calcium info.

Green Tea with Fuji Apple: 90 Calories, 24g of sugar, 24g of carbs, 60 g of sodium and 18.8 caffeine.

White Tea with Mandarin Orange: 90 Calories, 23g sugar, 23g of carbs and 60g of sodium and 10.9g of caffeine.

Red Tea with Acai Blueberry: 90 Calories, 25g of sugar, 25g of carbs and 60g od sodium, no caffeine

...as told by company...

I suppose they are more healthy...if I to believe the company...and I don't. If it's so healthy, why didn't the company just show the nutrional label?? How hard is that? putting a label on...unless it's not as healthy as it seems. Despite of its healthiness, I doubt I'll ever drink it.