The Coca-Cola logo is one of the most recognizable in the world - but has a 'subtle message' that you may not have noticed ...

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The Coca-Cola logo however, more than just stylish scripting, includes design nuances like the 'C's extended tail, which is thought to represent a smile and aligns with the brand's association ...

Coca Cola is arguably one of the most famous brands in the world, instantly spotted by its iconic red packaging and swirly, white font. Of course, over the years, as the company launched new ...

Coca-Cola Spiced wasn't the hit the company hoped it would be among consumers. Just six months after launching the new flavor, Coca-Cola is pulling it from store shelves, even though the spicy ...

Coca-Cola, the second largest drinks company in the world, is struggling to get a foothold with Gen Z consumers, experts have told Newsweek, after it announced it would be ending one of its new ...

You may have heard this story before, and it's true: The very first Coca-Cola products contained cocaine — but only around 9 milligrams per glass. The drug was touted at the time as a substitute ...

where people from all over the world became familiar with the Coca-Cola logo, which appeared on everything from hats and bulletins to the walls of the city streets. Coca-Cola quickly became ...

president of LOGO.com and a prominent name in logo design and marketing strategy. He goes on to explain just how Coca-Cola's logo does much more than meets the eye. More than just a fancy version ...

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Coca-Cola Consolidated, Inc. engages in the production, marketing, and distribution of nonalcoholic beverages. Its products include sparkling and still beverages as well as energy products and ...

Truth In Advertising (TINA.org), a US-based nonprofit organization, is calling on consumers to contest Coca-Cola’s $1.2 million preliminary settlement over allegations of deceptive labeling and ...