Coca-Cola's "Share A Coke" Makes a Comeback After 10 Years
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Share A Coke Makes a Joyful Return After a Decade

If you remember the thrill of spotting your name on a Coke bottle, get excited, because that beloved moment is back!

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If you remember the thrill of spotting your name on a Coke bottle, get excited, because that beloved moment is back! 

After 10years, Coca-Cola’s iconic Share A Cokecampaign is making a major comeback, this time targeting Gen Z, with the reminder of how powerful a simple, personal connection can be in today’s digital world. 

Now, you can find bottles and cans with more than 5000 Gen Z-relevant names and nicknames on shelves in supermarkets and convenience stores across more than 120 countries globally.

The campaign first sparked joy down under in Australia in 2011 and reached Singapore in 2015, replacing the classic Coca-Cola logo with popular names and fun titles. 

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In the ASEAN and South Pacific region, it’s already lighting up hearts from Thailand to New Zealand, with Myanmar next in line to join the party. This time, Coca-Cola is inviting fans to jump into the fun via their mobile app and QR codes on packaging. 

These links lead to a digital hub where you can customize your own Coke packaging or dive into the “Share a Coke Memory Maker,” a playful tool that helps you craft personalized videos and memes to celebrate friendship and share special moments.

As Islam ElDessouky, Global VP of Creative at Coca-Cola, puts it, “Share a Coke is back and supercharged, celebrating the pure magic when people connect.”

Keep an eye out for ‘The Magic of Sharing’ film, influencer collaborations, and “Share a Meal” bundles at select McDonald’s locations. 

Click here to get started on customization, whether it's for a gift, a celebration, or just for fun!

For more information, visit Coca-Cola on their website, Instagram, Facebook and X (formerly known as Twitter). 

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