Coca-Cola bottles with yellow caps are appearing on shelves across the U.S., as they do every spring around Passover, and ...

At first glance, it looks like a simple packaging change, but those bright yellow caps popping up on Coca-Cola bottles each spring are setting off a quiet frenzy among soda lovers. Shoppers are ...

Coca-Cola fans, you've likely heard that your favorite soda is a little bit different south of the border. The ingredients list isn't the only difference between Mexican and U.S. Coca-Cola, however.

Remember that national junk food tax Mexico was poised to pass a few weeks ago? Well, it was approved Thursday, October 31, and already it seems it’s going to have effects that will reach us all. Or ...

If you spotted a slew of Coca-Cola bottles with yellow caps instead of their usual red caps sitting on shelves while on a recent grocery store run, you weren’t seeing things. It’s the time of year ...

Watch as two British men try Mexican Coke for the first time. In this entertaining taste test, they compare Coca-Cola in a ...

George visits chemists and discovers that Mexican Coke is doing something secretive. Our last video about Mexican Coke made a bold claim: that Mexican Coke has no (unhydrolyzed) sugar in it. Two ...

Coca-Cola’s yellow-capped bottles return each spring to mark Passover, signaling a special version made with cane sugar instead of high fructose corn syrup. The change ensures the drink aligns with ...