Product overview
What this Coca-Cola fridge pack actually is
This listing is Coca-Cola Classic in 12 fl oz cans, sold 12 to a fridge-pack carton (144 fl oz total), the same globally standardized formula sold in virtually every US grocery and convenience store.
Per Coca-Cola's own published ingredient statement, it contains carbonated water, high fructose corn syrup, caramel color, phosphoric acid, natural flavors, and caffeine. Third-party nutrition aggregators and caffeine-tracking sites put a 12 fl oz can at roughly 140 calories, 39g of sugar, and 34mg of caffeine.
The 'fridge pack' name refers to packaging, not formula — Coca-Cola sells the same Classic recipe in bottles, standard 12-packs, and fridge-pack cartons; this SKU is simply the fridge-friendly carton shape.
On evidence quality: we found no independent lab re-verification of Coca-Cola's sugar or caffeine figures beyond the company's own nutrition facts and third-party caffeine-tracking databases. Customer reviews on Amazon and other retailers for this exact SKU are sparse and mostly about shipping/packaging condition rather than the product itself, which is typical for a globally uniform product.
Because it's shipped in bulk cardboard via Amazon rather than picked from a store cooler, the main things worth verifying are shipping condition (dented cans, carbonation loss) and freshness date, not the recipe.
Coca-Cola also sells separate Caffeine-Free and Zero Sugar fridge-pack listings with different ASINs — double-check you're ordering the regular caffeinated Classic version if that's what you want.
Key Listed Features
Classic Coca-Cola cola flavor in 12 fl oz cans
12-pack fridge-pack carton designed to slide into a refrigerator shelf
Carbonated water, high fructose corn syrup, caramel color, phosphoric acid, natural flavors, caffeine
Roughly 140 calories, 39g sugar, 34mg caffeine per can per published/aggregated data
Widely available — Amazon delivers the same product sold in stores
Fridge-pack format keeps cans organized for one-at-a-time access
Product image from current catalog data


