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The Coca Cola logo may seem like just a stylish version of the company name, but the extended tail of the 'C' is thought to represent a smile, mirroring the brand's emphasis on happiness and joy.

Through the years, as Coca-Cola introduced new variants like Diet Coke, Coke Zero, limited editions, and innovative flavours, the well-known logo has adapted to fit each iteration while keeping ...

While the Coca Cola logo might appear to be just a stylised rendition of the company name, the elongated tail of the 'C' is believed to symbolise a smile, reflecting the brand's focus on happiness ...

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Over time, as the company introduced new iterations of its classic drink - from Diet Coke and Coke Zero to limited editions and novel flavours - the celebrated logo has been adapted for each variant, ...