People still talk about it, but how many actually remember seeing the New Coke cans that were intended to replace Coca-Cola 28 years ago? In 1985, Coca-Cola decided upon a sweeping product change ...

Coca-Cola’s idea was to come up with a new Coke formula that consumers preferred ... Therefore, when it finally went to market in 1985, the company felt confident enough in their research ...

Coke can leverage ... as well as new products tailored to local tastes. Secular headwinds in carbonated soft drink demand in developed markets are a challenge to Coca-Cola’s long-term growth ...

But Coca-Cola Spiced was a far cry from either of these—it was raspberry flavored, or "raspberry spiced" as it reads on the cans. "Coke has a long history of releasing limited-edition and new ...

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Now global brands Coca-Cola and Bacardi are teaming up to make rum and Coke in a can. The Atlanta-based beverage giant is plowing deeper into the market for canned cocktails, announcing Bacardi ...

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Coca-Cola Spiced and Spiced Zero Sugar hit shelves in Canada and the United States on Feb. 19. They were the first new permanent offerings to Coke’s North American portfolio in the past three ...

Not stocking Coca-Cola products is also a tall order for restaurants, especially since Coke owns other popular brands like Topo Chico, Gold Peak Tea, and Fanta. Sheikh notes that due to a ...

Coca-Cola has significant ... I believe that Coke's Powerade could expand significantly going forward. In March 2024, Coke called its relatively new Minute Maid Zero line of juices, launched ...

Just think about the savvy investors who held Coca-Cola Consolidated, Inc. (NASDAQ:COKE) shares for the last five years, while they gained 344%. This just goes to show the value creation that some ...