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Coca-Cola Launches Smallest Cans in Israel for Limited Time

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Originalקוקה קולה משיקה פחית מיוחדת כאן בישראל - לזמן מוגבל

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  • Coca-Cola Israel launches smallest 150 ml cans.
  • Cans are a limited-time offer.
  • Sold in a 12-pack of classic and Zero Sugar.
  • Total volume in 12-pack is less than a standard six-pack.

Coca-Cola has introduced its smallest cans ever in Israel, holding just 150 ml, less than half the volume of a standard 330 ml can. These new cans will be sold in a 12-pack, available in both classic Coca-Cola and Coca-Cola Zero Sugar versions. The special packaging is a limited-time offering and will not become a permanent addition to the product line. Consumers will need to purchase them while supplies last. The 150 ml cans join two other existing packaging options for Israeli consumers: the regular 330 ml can, sold in a six-pack as a permanent fixture, and a 250 ml can offered in a four-pack as a special limited edition. Despite the 12-pack quantity, the total volume is less than a standard six-pack; twelve 150 ml cans amount to 1.8 liters, compared to 1.98 liters in a regular six-pack.

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