In 1985, New Coke quickly became an example of misgauging consumer demand and remains a punchline three and a half decades later. And now it's back.
New Coke returns on Thursday after 34 years. Coca-Cola resurrected the iconic drink as part of a tie-in with the Netflix show"Stranger Things." New Coke returns on Thursday after 34 years.
Coca-Cola resurrected the iconic drink as part of a tie-in with the Netflix show"Stranger Things." Check out this story on USATODAY.com: https://www.usatoday.com/story/money/2019/05/21/new-coke-back-after-34-years-thank-stranger-things/3751131002/
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