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Behadrei HaredimEconomy

Coca-Cola Launches "Baktana" Mini-Can Pack in Israel

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Coca-Cola has launched a new "Baktana" (Small) pack in Israel, featuring 150 ml cans of Coca-Cola and Coca-Cola Zero. The special edition product comes in a 12-can package and is available for a limited time. The company stated the new offering caters to consumers seeking options with particularly stringent kosher certification for various occasions.

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  • Coca-Cola introduced a new "Baktana" pack with 150 ml cans of Coke and Coke Zero in Israel.
  • The limited-edition product is sold in a 12-can package.
  • The new cans are under special kosher supervision by Rabbi Rosenblatt.
  • Coca-Cola aims to offer consumers more options for different consumption habits and occasions.
  • The "Baktana" pack joins existing 330 ml and 250 ml can offerings.

Coca-Cola is expanding its product line in Israel with the introduction of a new "Baktana" (Small) pack, featuring 150 ml cans of Coca-Cola and Coca-Cola Zero. These cans are certified with a special kosher supervision by Rabbi Rosenblatt, similar to other beverages from the brand. The new product will be sold in a limited-time, special edition 12-can package.

The "Baktana" cans join Coca-Cola's existing offerings in Israel, which include a regular six-pack of 330 ml cans and a special, limited-time four-pack of 250 ml cans. A Coca-Cola spokesperson stated, "Coca-Cola is happy to refresh and expand its product range in Israel, and to offer consumers who observe the strictest kosher laws additional options suitable for different occasions and consumption habits, with an emphasis on particularly stringent kosher certification."

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