Coca-Cola’s second-quarter profits exceeded analyst expectations, with earnings of $0.87 per share and revenue of $12.5 billion, slightly below estimates. The company narrowed its full-year profit forecast, expecting a 3% growth in comparable EPS. Shares were up less than 1% following the results, rising 13% since the year began.

President Trump announced that Coca-Cola will sweeten its soda with cane sugar, responding to calls for ingredient changes. Analysts predict tariff challenges for Coca-Cola, particularly with imports of fruit juice and aluminum. PepsiCo also surpassed estimates in its recent second-quarter report, highlighting strong international sales growth.

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