Diet Coke

1982–1988

Version of Diet Coke logo as Diet Coca Cola.

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1988–1994

1994–1997

1997–2002 (USA), 1997–2015 (UK), 1997–present (International)

2002–2007 (USA), 2004–present (Asia)

2007–present (USA), 2011–present (Asia)

2014–present (USA)

2015–present (UK)

New branding was introduced in 2015, under the "one brand" stategy.[1]

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