Coca-Cola confirms a cane-sugar version of its trademark cola is coming to the US this fall
After decades of sweetening its flagship cola with high fructose corn syrup, Coca-Cola is bringing real cane sugar back to the mix—at least in a new version hitting U.S. shelves this fall. The move, spurred in part by public interest and a high-profile nudge from former President Trump, signals Coke’s broader effort to meet evolving tastes. While sales are down in some categories, Coke Zero Sugar continues to grow, and the company says it’s leaning into innovation to keep pace with a shifting global market. Dee-Ann Durbin with Associated Press has the full story.
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