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Jugocola[]
1952[]
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The name of the product was initially Jugocola, then Yugo Cockta, and finally - as an imitation of the Coca-Cola name - Cockta Cockta.
Yugocockta[]
1952[]
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Cockta[]
1952–1971[]
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Alternative logo, with the different lowercase letter 't' 
Sergej Pavlin, who designed the logo for the brand, borrowed the typeface for the Cockta Cockta inscription from the newspaper "Slovenski narod", which was published before the Second World War.
1971–1983[]
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SVG NEEDED |
1983–199?[]
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SVG NEEDED |
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UNKNOWN YEAR |
199?–2000[]
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SVG NEEDED |
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UNKNOWN YEAR |
2000–2004[]
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SVG NEEDED |
2004–2009[]
2009–2018[]
2018–present[]
Introduced January 2018.