Coca-Cola to launch US cane sugar version in fall
Coca-Cola is rolling out a new cola made with US cane sugar for the first time, landing in stores this fall.
The news dropped during Coke's Q2 earnings on July 22, 2025, and follows a recent claim by Donald Trump that he pushed the company to make the switch.
The new drink joins Coke's usual lineup
This new drink joins Coke's usual lineup, which still uses high-fructose corn syrup.
While Mexican Coke (with cane sugar) is already sold in the US at higher prices, this will be the first homegrown version.
Nutrition-wise, swapping sweeteners doesn't make soda any healthier—experts remind us that too much sugar of any kind isn't great for you.
Coca-Cola just reported solid numbers
Coca-Cola just reported solid numbers: revenue hit $12.5 billion (up 1% from last year), and profits jumped 58% to $3.8 billion.
The company seems pretty upbeat as it adds another option for fans looking for something a little different on shelves soon.