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At Trump's request? Coca-Cola pushes "American cane sugar" version of new Coke products in the United States, but encounters supply bottlenecks

According to the Independent newspaper, a spokesman for Coca-Cola told the media that the company has gradually launched a new Coca-Cola product made from U.S. sugar in the U.S. market this autumn.

Coca-Cola has launched a 12-ounce glass bottled Coca-Cola product in the U.S. this autumn, providing consumers with a “classic and eternal” way to enjoy Coca-Cola made of sugar in the U.S. The launch of this new product demonstrates our ongoing commitment to providing consumers with more choice to enjoy their favorite drinks in a richer form.

According to Bloomberg News, Coca-Cola's chief financial officer John Murphy said in an interview with the media on the 21st that the company is launching cola drinks made from American sugar, but is limited by the supply of American sugar and the production of glass bottles. Coca-Cola is planning to promote new products in "stages", that is, to sell them in some market stores before achieving large-scale promotion in 2026.

According to previous reports by the US media, Coca-Cola Company uses corn syrup in its Coke products in the US market. US President Trump, who is famous for drinking Coke, has publicly asked Coca-Cola to change its formula: using "real sucrose" to produce drinks. On July 16 this year, Trump posted on social media that he had discussed with Coca-Cola Company changing the sweetening raw material in its cola formula sold in the United States to cane sugar, and the latter had agreed to do so. The Coca-Cola Company said on the same day that "more details about Coca-Cola's series of innovative products will be announced soon". On the 22nd of the same month, Coca-Cola Company said it planned to launch a new cola product made of American cane sugar this fall.



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