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The cuts of products at Coca-Cola are continuing because the giant soda is moving forward withrationalization plans for the production of more efficient drinks lines and remove several underperforming products by the end of the year.

So far, the company officially interruptedODWALLA Smoothies In July andZico coconut water Earlier this month, while several other drinks such as the Coca Feisty Cherry and Coca Life regime missed grocery stores for months,Invite speculation They can soon be arrested too. (In touch:8 groceries who can soon be in the short diet.)

The last to get started is tab, The first coca-cola regime soda that made its debut in the 1960s And mainly targeted female consumers looking for a health care option in the soda driveway. During its apogee in the 70s and the 80s, sugar soda has collected a cult afterwards and has been marketed asA "beautiful drink for beautiful people". Its sales, however, were soon cannibalized by the Coke Diet, which was published in 1982 and had a more enjoyable taste with the same benefits of low calorie.

The tab is still popular among a little faithful fans base today. Whena shortage in 2018 Guest of rumors of a possible stop, the self-proclaimed Tabaholics have launched a crusade to maintain their favorite soda on the market, taking a complaints directly to Coca-Cola and the signing of online petitions. Unfortunately, the pandemic has accelerated the disappearance of the tab because it has been considered an underperforming product in the Coca-Cola portfolio.

Tab will leave the grocery shelves by the end of the year and thechase the remaining cans is in progress among the fans.

Coca-Cola is not the only company that raises its SKUS to overcome the challenges of the supply chain caused by the pandemic. Snack societies such as Frito-Lay, Pringles and Pepperidge Farm haveExploded the production of several niche flavors of their chips and cookies, andCampbell's and Progresso Both interrupt the production of some flavors of their famous soups.

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