Summary
Coca-Cola plans to bring back its discontinued Diet Cherry Coke in 2026, aiming to make it a permanent item. This follows its temporary sale in the U.K. in retro packaging. Coca-Cola often revives flavors due to strong consumer demand and nostalgia.
Key Facts
- Diet Cherry Coke, first released in 1986, is set to return in 2026.
- The flavor will be available in 20-ounce bottles and cans.
- Coca-Cola aims to reinstate it permanently, not just as a temporary item.
- This move follows its recent limited-time sale in the U.K.
- Coca-Cola has a history of reviving discontinued products, like Surge.
- The return of discontinued flavors often results from consumer demand.
- Coca-Cola's CEO highlighted ongoing economic challenges but noted business growth.
