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Coca-Cola to Sell Cane Sugar Soda in US

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Why Coca-Cola’s New Cane Sugar Line Might Not Be As Good As Mexican Coke

Coca-Cola has confirmed that the sugar cane will come from America, but has yet to say where it will be sourced.

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What to know about soda sweeteners as sugar returns to American Coke

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Coca-Cola says it will use U.S. cane sugar in a new Coke, a plan pushed by Trump

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‘Passover Coke’ could become obsolete as Trump says Coca-Cola will use ‘REAL’ sugar in US soda

The kosher-for-Passover bottles, which are prominently labeled as such but also come with distinctive yellow caps, become a hot commodity in some communities each spring.

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A Fan-Favorite Coca-Cola Flavor Is Back for the First Time in 3 Years

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Coca-Cola Consolidated: Q2 Earnings Snapshot

A farewell to Ozzy, Coke’s sugar high, another vaccine shake-up: The week in review

Recapping some of the most talked-about news this week from the nation and around the world – in case you missed it.

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Cane Sugar Vs. High-Fructose Corn Syrup: Is One Sweetener Healthier?

Coca-Cola will use cane sugar instead of high-fructose corn syrup to sweeten a version of Coke in the U.S. Are there any health benefits to the switch? Dietitians explain.

Regular Coke vs. Mexican Coke: Blind taste test reveals more regular Coke fans

Few people preferred Coca Cola sweetened with cane sugar during an unscientific taste test at the Navy Pier offices of the Sun-Times and WBEZ on Wednesday.

Coke Is Adding Cane Sugar Back Into Its Recipe After 41 Years

Good news, Coke lovers. President Donald Trump recently announced via social media that he would be adding cane sugar back into the popular soft drink. This will be the third time the recipe has changed,

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‘If I was writing the checks at Coke, I wouldn’t write the check for this,’ one expert says about cane-sugar Coke

The situation somewhat echoes what happened in the ’80s, when Coca-Cola introduced a new version of its iconic sip, only to face enormous consumer backlash. That led the company to bring back the old version, dubbed Coca-Cola Classic, which was sold alongside the new Coke. Eventually, the classic Coke won out and new Coke was discontinued.