Coca-Cola is adding drinks with real cane sugar to its US portfolio, alongside its current lineup with high fructose corn syrup. The move comes after President Trump’s social media announcement. Coca-Cola reported higher-than-expected earnings in Q2, with adjusted EPS at $0.87 and revenue at $12.62 billion. Shares were down 1.2% premarket.

Global unit case volume for Coca-Cola fell 1% in Q2, with declines in Asia Pacific, Latin America, and North America offset by growth in Europe, Middle East, and Africa. The company updated its guidance, expecting adjusted EPS to rise 3% from last year and facing a 1%-2% currency headwind in revenue.

Coca-Cola plans to release cane sugar products in the fall in the US, possibly in glass bottles. Despite tariff uncertainty impacting June, the company believes it can manage any impacts with available levers. Developed markets in Western Europe are performing similarly to the US, while other regions show growth.

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