So when you see a Coca-Cola bottle with a yellow cap, it means the drink recipe includes real sugar, not corn syrup. The yellow top indicates that the bottle is kosher for Passover.

The 2-liter bottles of Kosher for Passover Coca-Cola typically go for about $3, which is about 4 cents an ounce. A 12-ounce bottle of Mexican Coke retails at about $3 or $4 in the United States.

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.

I f you see a Coca-Cola bottle with a new-to-you yellow cap, no, the iconic brand is not changing its historic colors. The cap color, which is often stamped with O-U-P, is to help Jewish shoppers ...

Coca-Cola said that the attached bottle caps have not impacted sales of its products in Europe. “We have been pleased by the response from many consumers who appreciate the steps we are taking ...

Once a year, Coca-Cola releases bottles topped with yellow caps to signify that the product is Kosher for Passover. That means instead of using high-fructose corn syrup, which is forbidden for ...

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 ...