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1985
Coca-Cola Classic Reintroduced Original Formula
11 Jul 1985
Coca-Cola introduces New Coke formula change
23 Apr 1985
1982
Launch of Diet Coke, which quickly becomes the top sugar-free soda in the U.S.
08 Jul 1982
1978
Coca-Cola Sponsors FIFA World Cup
01 Jun 1978
1974
Coca-Cola switched to high-fructose corn syrup
1974
1971
Iconic Hilltop TV Commercial Released
Jul 1971
1960
Coca-Cola Expands into Juice Market
1960
Coca-Cola acquires Minute Maid, expanding into juices.
1960
1955
Coca-Cola begins selling larger bottle sizes (10-, 12-, 16-ounce).
1955
Cans of Coke First Appeared
1955
1948
Coca-Cola's Hospitality Slogan Launch
1948
1945
Coke Becomes Registered Trademark of Coca-Cola
1945
1944
One-Billionth Gallon of Coca-Cola Syrup Manufactured
12 Jul 1944
1941
Coca-Cola Supports Troops in WWII
1941
Coca-Cola Supports Allied Troops with Bottling Plants
1941
Coca-Cola Embraces the Name 'Coke'
1941
1935
Kosher Certification by Rabbi Tobias Geffen
1935
1931
Iconic Santa Claus Image Created
1931
1928
Coca-Cola Sponsors Olympic Games
1928
1923
Robert W. Woodruff Becomes President
1923
1919
Coca-Cola Company Acquired by Investors
12 Sep 1919
The Coca-Cola Company and Its Transformation Into a Public Corporation
22 Aug 1919
Coca-Cola Company's Initial Public Offering Overview
1919
1915
Coca-Cola Contour Bottle Patent Announcement
16 Nov 1915
1914
Longest Running Coca-Cola Soda Fountain Opened
1914
1899
First Coca-Cola Bottling Franchise Agreement Signed
Jul 1899
Bottling Plant in Chattanooga Tennessee
1899
First bottling agreement is signed, launching nationwide bottling operations.
1899
1894
First Outdoor Wall Advertisement for Coca-Cola
1894
Charley Pemberton's Opium Incident
23 Jun 1894
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