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Coke shares sink to new low

Coke shares sink to new low

Shares in the world's largest beverage company, Coca-Cola, have
sunk to their lowest price for 16 months after the soft drinks
giant forecast that it would make less money than expected in the
second half of 2004, blaming poor...

7UP gets vitamin boost

7UP gets vitamin boost

Dr Pepper/Seven Up (DPSU), the Texas-based drinks division of
Cadbury Schweppes, today announced plans to introduce 7 Up Plus,
said to be the first carbonated beverage to be fortified with
calcium, vitamin C and fruit juice.

Coke pressed for answers

Coke pressed for answers

Investigations into whether Coca-Cola overshipped drink concentrate
to distributors in some markets in order to inflate its financial
results has intensified. A federal grand jury has been scheduled
and employees subpoenaed according...

Difficult times for Coke

Difficult times for Coke

Coca-Cola is set to initiate talks with the European Commission in
an attempt to resolve an antitrust case against the group. This is
the latest difficult challenge to have emerged - Coca-Cola has
already had to deal with the Dasani...

Coke launches lime variant

Coke launches lime variant

The last few years have seen a quickening in the pace of new
product launches by the world's top two soft drinks companies, with
new flavour or formula variants of the traditional Coca-Cola and
Pepsi brands leading the way.

Demand for suppliers

Demand for suppliers

Coca-Cola and Pepsi's worldwide dominance of the soft drinks
industry relies on an efficient and reliable global supply network.
While Coke has been busy awarding its best suppliers, Pepsi has
been looking at opportunities that...

Crown down under

Crown down under

Leading beverage can manufacturer Amcor has begun manufacturing
SuperEnd beverage ends Down Under under license from packaging
giant Crown. The high-performance can ends are being filled and
seamed by Coca Cola Amatil and Fosters...

CCHBC fizzing

CCHBC fizzing

Coca-Cola Hellenic Bottling Company has delivered strong financial
results during the first nine months of the year. However, while
most of Europe basked in the warm summer weather, some key
countries within our emerging market segment,...

Qibla shows its range

Qibla shows its range

UK-based soft drinks company Qibla Cola will be exhibiting its
range of products at the largest UK lifestyle exhibition, Mela 2003
from Friday 10th October to Sunday 12th October.

Peppering the market

Peppering the market

Cadbury Schweppes has recommended that both Coca-Cola and Pepsi
bottlers make Dr Pepper a priority brand again, following the
industry's failure to capitalise on the growing trend to new soft
drinks.

Lots of bottle

Lots of bottle

Strong volume growth helped by bottled water acquisitions and
double-digit increases in EBITDA and net profits helped by tough
cost control marked the first half at Coca-Cola HBC.

Plenty of fizz left

Plenty of fizz left

CCHBC, the Greek-based Coca-Cola bottler, has continued its rapid
expansion into the bottled water sector with the purchase of
Austria's Romerquelle group for an undisclosed sum.

A cool idea

A cool idea

Coca-Cola has launched the Fridge Pack in Singapore, a product
which the company believes could revolutionise drinks packaging.

UK drinkers going soft

UK drinkers going soft

With average annual consumption of 222 litres per capita, the UK is
undoubtedly one of the most important soft drinks markets in
western Europe. Innovation, health and convenience were the main
drivers of a market which has grown...

CCHBC beats economic odds

CCHBC beats economic odds

Improved volumes and a policy of cost management helped Coca-Cola
HBC improve its profits in the first quarter despite the impact of
currency devaluations, poor weather and a later Easter period.

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