Coca-Cola makes a surprising change to its products

For years, consumers have complained about shrinkflation. That’s when less of an item comes in a package, and the price either stays the same or goes up. Sometimes, companies attempt to do this sneakily. You buy a package of your favorite chips or a box of cookies, and there’s just less there. In other cases, a brand tries to sell a smaller size as a positive. That could mean touting that it has lower calories, pushing it as a personal serving, or making it seem like paying more to get fewer benefits for ...