(NewsNation) — Coca-Cola has begun rolling out bottles of its soda containing cane sugar in the U.S. following President Trump’s push for a recipe swap from high fructose corn syrup.

The soda company has confirmed that 12-ounce bottles of Coca-Cola made with U.S. cane sugar are now available in select U.S. markets, according to USA Today. The announcement comes three months after the company said it was planning a recipe change following Trump’s push for cane sugar on social media. At the time, the company noted the new recipe was “designed to complement” its current product range, not replace it entirely.

The roll out will be slow: CFO

In an interview with Bloomberg on Tuesday, Chief Financial Officer John Murphy confirmed the rollout was underway but said it was limited by the supply

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