Product milestone · 2005
Coca-Cola Zero was launched in the United States. A March 2005 report said it would go on sale in June, sweetened partly with a blend of aspartame and acesulfame potassium. [2] [5]
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Brand profile
Sugar-free cola brand
Coca-Cola Zero Sugar, launched in 2005 as Coca-Cola Zero and commonly called Coke Zero, is a no-calorie cola made by The Coca-Cola Company as a sugar-free counterpart to its flagship Coca-Cola. It is a separate product from Diet Coke, which uses a different recipe. In the United States and Canada it is sweetened with aspartame and acesulfame potassium; other markets use different sweeteners.
The drink was renamed Coca-Cola Zero Sugar in Great Britain in 2016 and in the United States in 2017; in Britain the company’s research had found that half of consumers did not know the drink contained no sugar. It is sold under local names in some markets, such as Coca-Cola Sin Azúcar in parts of Latin America.
Company: The Coca-Cola Company.
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One logo record is catalogued. The milestones below are dated separately from it.
The 2005 launch, the 2016–2017 renaming to Coca-Cola Zero Sugar and the packaging changes of 2006, 2017 and 2021, as recorded in the cited sources; regional package designs are not covered in full. Company and product dates are labelled separately from design changes.
Product milestone · 2005
Coca-Cola Zero was launched in the United States. A March 2005 report said it would go on sale in June, sweetened partly with a blend of aspartame and acesulfame potassium. [2] [5]
Visual identity milestone · 2006
Coca-Cola Zero was first sold in the United States and Canada in white packaging. After its Australian launch in January 2006 in black packaging, black was adopted in the other markets. [1]
Visual identity milestone · 2016-06
In Great Britain the drink was reformulated and relaunched as Coca-Cola Zero Sugar, promoted as tasting and looking more like Coke. [1] [3]
Visual identity milestone · 2017
Coca-Cola Zero Sugar replaced Coke Zero in the United States. When the change was announced in July 2017, the company said the new packaging would carry more of Coca-Cola’s trademark red with a splash of black from Coke Zero’s earlier look. [4] [5]
Visual identity milestone · 2021-07-13
The company announced a new recipe and a new look for Coca-Cola Zero Sugar in the United States, with cans that are all red instead of red and black; the update was due to reach Canada in September 2021. [1] [5]
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The original Coca-Cola Zero packaging placed the red Coca-Cola script above the word “zero” on a black background. The livery introduced after the 2021 reformulation shows the Coca-Cola logo in black on a red background.
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2006: Coca-Cola Zero was first sold in the United States and Canada in white packaging. After its Australian launch in January 2006 in black packaging, black was adopted in the other markets. 2016-06: In Great Britain the drink was reformulated and relaunched as Coca-Cola Zero Sugar, promoted as tasting and looking more like Coke. 2017: Coca-Cola Zero Sugar replaced Coke Zero in the United States. When the change was announced in July 2017, the company said the new packaging would carry more of Coca-Cola’s trademark red with a splash of black from Coke Zero’s earlier look. 2021-07-13: The company announced a new recipe and a new look for Coca-Cola Zero Sugar in the United States, with cans that are all red instead of red and black; the update was due to reach Canada in September 2021. [1] [3] [4] [5]
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