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Coca-Cola Moves Its Top Secret Formula
Diane Alter
Atlanta, GA
For the first time since 1925, Coca-Cola has moved its top secret formula.
The world's largest beverage maker took the formula from a bank fault to a new repository on exhibit at its downtown Atlanta museum.
The exhibit, called "The Vault of the Secret Formula," opened Thursday. The display is part of Coca-Cola's celebration of 125 years in business.
The new vault containing the prized and storied formula will be on display for visitors to its World of Coca-Cola museum.
However, inquiring minds and eyes will not get a peek at the formula itself, which will remain hidden--and a top secret.
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