Overview

• Single-serve 7.5‑ounce cans will enter U.S. convenience stores early next year at a $1.29 suggested price.
• Each can contains about 90 calories compared with 240 calories in a 20‑ounce bottle commonly sold in the channel.
• Joel Bishop, Coca‑Cola’s North America commercial chief, said the push focuses on affordability and recruitment.
• Core flavors will include Coca‑Cola, Coke Zero Sugar, Cherry Coke, Sprite and Fanta, with Diet Coke offered in regions where it is popular.
• Coca‑Cola will also introduce glass bottles sweetened with cane sugar later this year, responding to consumer taste preferences.