Trump Announced That He Achieved a Change in Coca-Cola's Recipe for the United States

U.S. President Donald Trump announced that he had reached an agreement with Coca-Cola to change the beverage recipe for the American market. On social media, he stated that the company agreed to use cane sugar in Coca-Cola produced in the United States. "I negotiated with Coca-Cola about the possibility of using REAL cane sugar in Coca-Cola in the U.S., and they agreed. This will be a very correct decision on their part - just wait and see. It will be better," Trump wrote. Meanwhile, the company itself has not yet clearly confirmed Trump's statement, writes The New York Times. "We appreciate President Trump's enthusiasm about our iconic Coca-Cola brand. More detailed information about new innovative proposals in our Coca-Cola product line will be published soon," said company spokesperson Michelle Agnu. Currently, Coca-Cola uses high-fructose corn syrup in its American products. The company began adding it to its beverages in 1980, mixing it with sugar to compensate for rising ...