Coca-Cola has released its eighth Sustainability Report, titled ‘Reasons to Believe’. The 2010/2011 Sustainability Report provides an in-depth review on the sustainability efforts of the company and its nearly 300 bottling partners and is based on the stakeholder feedback. For the first time, it was created in a digital format for people to access it from smart phones and tablets and is also available online.

Coca-Cola has teamed up with French DJ and producer David Guetta to create a new signature bottle, limited edition Club Coke, which comes as a tribute to the culture of night life and clubbing. This strikingly vibrant Club Coke line, which was launched in 2005 with the M5 designs, already includes bottles developed by Justice and So_Me (2009), Mika (2010) and Daft Punk (2011) to name but a new. The collectible Guetta bottle was created with respect to the Club Coke’s visual ‘tradition—the piece got a luminescent twist, which allows it glow mysteriously in the semidarkness of night clubs.

Diet Coke, the beverage brand targeted at women, is rolling out a new phase of its ‘Love it Light’ campaign, featuring the famous puppets—the marketing effort was kicked off in the UK on January 9, and will roll out in seven European countries in the coming weeks. As part of the campaign, developed by Mother London, the brand released new humorous adverts and launched a Facebook application, which helps female consumers ‘get glam.’

With less than a few weeks left before we all enter the year of 2012 (as some believe, the last one in our calendar), we are looking back at what innovations captured consumers’ attention over the past 12 months. Some of the new projects and products appeared within the trends, which emerged earlier, and some of them are truly innovative and ambitions and pave the way for something completely unseen and unpredicted by average minds.