If you're a fan of Coca Cola, you might have noticed that some of the bottles' iconic red caps have been replaced with yellow ones. This is what they mean.

Some Coca-Cola bottles are getting their annual spring glow-up. Supermarket shelves are now stocked with yellow-capped Coca-Cola bottles in observance of Passover, which begins on the evening of ...

The color red has become synonymous with Coca-Cola — so why are loyal customers seeing bottles with a yellow cap in the spring?

A regulation requiring Coca-Cola and other soft drink makers to attach bottle caps to the plastic beverage containers is getting on customers' nerves.

Here’s Why Some Coca-Cola Bottles Have Yellow Caps in the Spring This Coke is different from all other Cokes.

Coca-Cola bottles have a yellow cap for Passover. The typical, red-capped Coca-Cola is already kosher year-round but it contains corn syrup, which is not considered kosher for Passover.

Coca-Cola’s yellow bottle caps are a spring tradition. Curious shoppers might wonder why stores are stocked with yellow-capped sodas at this time of year. It just so happens the yellow color ...