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Coca-Cola Polarbears

.Coca Cola`s iconic polar bears are back again this holiday season as part of the `Open Happiness` campaign, which includes an animated short directed by Ridley Scott (embedded here at the end of this post).When it comes to package design, Coca-Cola seems to do little wrong. Since 1993, the soda company has driven this notion home each winter, releasing adorable and fuzzy advertisements that radiate joy and warmth& .. And that…Watch as one family of polar bears takes a journey across the arctic tundra that they call home.. In 1993, the icons made their TV debut as part of the global “Always Coca-Cola”& . * * * * coca-cola polarbears Coca-Cola`s first polar bear print ad appeared in France in 1922, and the cuddly creatures were used sporadically over the next 70 years. You can read the original here. Update, December 2: Coke has& ...This post originally appeared on the Newton blog on RealClearScience. Since 1993, the soda company has driven& . since I`ve already started playing Christmas songs.

This post originally appeared on the Newton blog on RealClearScience. Since 1993, the soda company has driven& . since I`ve already started playing Christmas songs..... Here`s the 2011 holiday can, which features a striking white design with the company`s iconic polar bears. Like peas and carrots, Coca-Cola and polar bears were meant for each other

.. Here`s the 2011 holiday can, which features a striking white design with the company`s iconic polar bears. Like peas and carrots, Coca-Cola and polar bears were meant for each other.Since 1993, Coca-Cola holiday ads have featured fuzzy adorable polar bear families enjoying Coke in the Arctic night. I corrected him though... Dave Moran, a spokesman for&

I corrected him though... Dave Moran, a spokesman for& ...Coca Cola`s iconic polar bears are back again this holiday season as part of the `Open Happiness` campaign, which includes an animated short directed by Ridley Scott (embedded here at the end of this post).When it comes to package design, Coca-Cola seems to do little wrong. Since 1993, the soda company has driven this notion home each winter, releasing adorable and fuzzy advertisements that radiate joy and warmth&