Coca-Cola Conversations: Happy Chinese New Year!

February 07, 2008

Though this red disc sign with English and Chinese script is from the 1940s, Coca-Cola was actually first sold in China in 1927.

Posted by Phil Mooney at 04:38:08 PM

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