On April 23, 1985, a press conference was held by Chariman Roberto Goizueta and President Donald Keough to announce this product, which was renamed in 1989 and still sold in some markets, despite the overwhelming negative reaction from the public.
It arose out of Project Kansas, and, during its development, a shredder was employed so that no documentation was left, and a special suite of offices was rented for the advertising crew. On April 23, 1985, a press conference was held by Chariman Roberto Goizueta and President Donald Keough to announce this product, which was renamed in 1989 and still sold in some markets, despite the overwhelming negative reaction from the public. FTP, identify this product created using Merchandise 7X-100, a beverage dubbed "The Edsel of the Eighties."
It arose out of Project Kansas, and, during its development, a shredder was employed so that no documentation was left, and a special suite of offices was rented for the advertising crew.
New Coke (accept Coke II)