Coca-Cola Truck 2025 Confirms 15-City UK Tour
The Coca-Cola Truck is set to embark on its 2025 tour across 15 cities in the UK, celebrating its 15th anniversary. This iconic red truck has become synonymous with the festive season, bringing joy and Coca-Cola products to fans each year. The theme for this year’s tour is “Refresh Your Holidays,” inviting everyone to join in the celebration.
Coca-Cola’s Commitment to Charity
In a strong gesture of goodwill, Coca-Cola will maintain its partnership with FareShare, the leading food redistribution charity in the UK. To kick off the tour, Coca-Cola has pledged to donate the equivalent of 1 million meals to FareShare. This initiative aims to support those in need during the holiday season.
Additionally, Coca-Cola has teamed up with Tesco to enhance its festive offerings. For every Tesco Festive Meal Deal purchased that includes a 500ml Coca-Cola drink, the company will donate 20p to FareShare. This cooperation reinforces the shared goal of spreading festive cheer while supporting communities.
New Initiatives for 2025
This year’s Coca-Cola Christmas campaign also introduces exciting new features, including:
- Festive Packaging: Both Coca-Cola and Diet Coke will showcase brand-new Christmas designs, enhancing the holiday experience.
- On-Pack Prizes: New festive packs will include QR codes, allowing fans to enter for a chance to win fantastic prizes.
Elodie Peribere, the Senior Marketing Director for Coca-Cola Great Britain and Ireland, emphasized the importance of this campaign. “We’re delighted to bring back our iconic Truck Tour. Our partnership with FareShare remains crucial, and we hope to make this Christmas a little more meaningful for thousands of people across the country,” she stated.
Tour Locations and History
The exact 15 locations for the 2025 Coca-Cola Truck tour are yet to be confirmed. This follows its successful return in 2023 after a six-year hiatus, initially visiting Liverpool’s Paradise Street. Last year, it made a memorable appearance on December 5 outside Burger King, followed by another stop at Liverpool ONE on December 6.
Crowds gathered to witness this festive tradition, enjoying giveaways, competitions, and holiday spirit during the truck’s 48-hour stay. With its continued popularity, the Coca-Cola Truck remains a cherished symbol of Christmas celebrations in the UK.
