Coca-Cola is certified kosher year-round, but its high-fructose corn syrup renders it unfit for consumption on Passover. Coke actually used to be made with sucrose (made from cane or beet sugar ...

The entryway to "Coca-Cola Stories," a new exhibit opening at World of Coca-Cola on April 11. The tech-savvy exhibit incorporates items from the brand's archives to depict Coca-Cola's place in ...

Coca-Cola is a very well run company. It has proved it's a reliable dividend stock, having achieved Dividend King status. Warren Buffett has long appreciated the strength of the business ...

AI has been put to good use in this new global campaign for Coca-Cola from WPP Open X and VML New York, which celebrates the brand’s place in literary history. The tech has been brought in to do the ...

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Coca-Cola’s plastic use continues to grow - despite a clear opportunity to change, says international ocean advocacy organisation Oceana. Coca-Cola’s plastic use is set to rise nearly 40% between 2018 ...

Remember when Coca-Cola had cans and bottles with your names on them? Well, most names? After over a decade, the beloved “Share A Coke” campaign is back in stores. And once again, customers ...

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A can of soda is far from a technological marvel like the iPhone, but Coca-Cola's genius supply chain makes it nearly as profitable from a corporate standpoint. A well-oiled supply chain ...

So how does Coca-Cola, the world’s leading soft drink manufacturer, maintain its polished image? A new exposé by author and journalist Murray Carpenter delves into this question, uncovering the ...

Besides being one of the most iconic brands in the world, Coca-Cola (KO) stock has boasted consistent returns for many decades. The company went public in 1919 for $40 a share. Suffice it to say ...