Coca-Cola is reintroducing its iconic personalized bottle campaign, leveraging nostalgia and social media to expand its reach and impact globally. Read why KO stock is a hold.

This time around, it’s targeting Gen Z. When “Share a Coke” first debuted in Australia in 2011, replacing the “Coca-Cola” logo on Coke bottles with 150 of the most popular names in the ...

The Coca-Cola Co. has committed to disclosing its ongoing investments in reusable bottles and to report the results of those investment efforts after Green Century Capital Management, an ...

It does not necessarily reflect the view of The Herald. Personalised Coca-Cola cans and bottles are coming back to the UK as the soft drink giant re-launches its "legendary" Share a Coke campaign.