
In the United States, an average person drinks 412 8-ounce drinks — or 3296 ounces — of Coke per year. This calculates to 39964 calories consumed per year by every American, or the equivalent of 20 days of recommended caloric intake in Coke alone. Coke soda represents 5% of recommended caloric intake for the average American.
In comparison, the average global citizens consumes 85 8-ounce Cokes a year, the equivalent of 680 ounces or 8245 calories consumed in Coke per year.
Below is a graph detailing the trends in beverage consumption in the United States:


For more data on the subject, check out Coca-Cola’s information on global per capita consumption of Coke.
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