which will involve turning 1.4 billion Coke cans white, emblazoned with the image of a mother polar bear and her cubs pawing through the Arctic. There will also be white bottle caps on other Coke ...

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So will white bottle caps on other Coca-Cola brands. Each will include a special code that lets folks text $1 donations to the World Wildlife Fund's efforts to protect the polar bear's Arctic home.

Coca-Cola is ditching its iconic red cans next month as part of a fundraising campaign to protect the polar bear’s Arctic habitat ... more than 1.4 billion white Coke cans for the campaign ...

Coca-Cola Co. is set to unveil a specially designed Coke can as part of a marketing campaign aimed at protecting polar bears and ... Coke can will be largely white in color, unlike Coke's ...

More than 1.4 billion white Coke cans will help raise awareness and funds to protect the polar bear's home. White bottle caps also will be on bottles of Coke, Diet Coke, Coke Zero, Sprite ...

Outside the Vault of the Secret Formula, a seven-foot-tall polar bear stands ... a ticket to meet Coke’s “most beloved character,” a fluffy suit of synthetic white fur with a human inside ...

As for the polar bear, whose 20-foot-high presence dominates the atrium's west side, he's made of white Diet Dr Pepper cartons. What Coca-Cola celebration would be complete without a polar bear?

the Coca-Cola bear as we know it today is due to a reimagined campaign by a talented artist that debuted in 1993. Those Coke polar bears have popped up to sell soda (and drink it themselves ...