By Juveria Tabassum and Jessica DiNapoli (Reuters) -Coca-Cola's third-quarter results exceeded Wall Street's expectations on resilient demand for its zero-sugar drinks and Fairlife in the U.S., and its sodas in some international markets despite cautious spending worldwide. The company also maintained its annual sales and profit targets even though CEO James Quincey flagged a challenging overall environment, sending its shares up 3% on Tuesday. "Affordability and value are really important and we understand that and know that it's important that we find the right packages at the right price point to keep that consumer in our base," CFO John Murphy told Reuters in an interview. Coca-Cola, which is set to launch its cane sugar trademark soda in the U.S. in the fall season, is planning to off

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