After four decades drinking Coca-Cola sweetened with corn syrup, Americans are going to get the chance to buy the soda made from domestic cane sugar. But whether US farmers can meet that demand is unclear.

Call it old Coke vs. new Coke, version 2.0. At least that’s how some food and beverage experts are viewing what lies ahead for Coca-Cola now that the company has announced it will introduce a version this fall of its signature beverage made with cane sugar,

Coca-Cola's quarterly estimates beat expectations, the company said Tuesday, boosted by higher prices even as volumes dropped in key markets, while the company said it would introduce a Coke product made with cane sugar in the United States.