However, some soda connoisseurs have noticed new Coca Cola bottles topped with yellow caps recently. This begs the question, is Coca Cola planning on ditching its century-old red and white branding?

The Southern Way of drinking Coca-Cola isn't about gulping it down quickly. It's about savoring each sip, allowing the icy coolness and the perfectly balanced sweetness to wash over you.

Yellow-capped Coca-Cola bottles are certified Kosher for Passover. That is, the soda in these bottles is acceptable to drink on the Jewish holiday, which is observed with very specific dietary ...

The color red has become synonymous with Coca-Cola — so why are loyal customers seeing bottles with a yellow cap in the spring?

Please fact-check. Today, they sell 2 billion bottles and cans every day." In response to @historyinmemes' post, another user shared, "Coca-Cola sold only 9 bottles per day in its first year.

Despite Coca-Cola saying that bottles across its brand portfolio have been 100% recyclable for years, bottle caps are not always included when they are sent to treatment centers.

A major change to Coca-Cola’s glass bottles is rolling out abroad, aiming to simplify reuse and reduce waste. Here's what you need to know.

Coca-Cola will shift to using more plastic bottles instead of aluminum if the latest wave of tariffs from President Donald Trump take effect.

Donald Trump has received an honor indicative of his particular love for soda with his inauguration less than a week away: his own inaugural Diet Coke bottle.

Coca-Cola Is Bringing Back a Seriously Beloved Mexican Soda — With One Catch And yes, each bottle is produced and imported from Mexico.

Coca-Cola will shift more of its packaging from aluminum to plastic bottles if President Donald Trump implements his latest wave of tariffs, CEO James Quincey said Tuesday.