Case Study Of Coca Cola In Myanmar

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Introduction
Long ago, Coca Cola became global leading carbonated drinks manufacturing Company and it had licensed more than 500 brands of nonalcoholic beverages and operates in more than 200 countries. Coca Cola assuredly promised that it’ products do not contain any alcohol or poisonous materials in social networks. Nowadays, Coca cola companies are already franchised and also had licenses from respective governments. Dr. John S. Pemberton was the Atlanta pharmacist who discovered Coca Cola in 1886. He creates lots of distinctive tasting of soft drink in her his neighborhood pharmacy and also formulates flavored ingredient syrup. Then, he mixed with carbonated water and finally he drank it. He felt the taste was “excellent” and told to his friend bookkeeper who was Frank M.Robinson. At the time, he and his friend sold Coca Cola to the country-wide and when sale rate became high, his friend designed the logo and slogan and trademarked as beverage of “Coca Cola”. This is still used today by Coca Cola family.
Coca Cola Enters Myanmar …show more content…

Coca Cola re-entered Myanmar in 2012 and now generating a lasting positive impact by engaging, selling, distributing, producing through local business in Myanmar. Coca Cola will contribute Myanmar’s social and economic by investing in local producing, recruiting local citizens, hiring distributors, suppliers, supporting community investment programs, creating more than 22,000 jobs opportunities across the entire value chain over coming 5 years. Coca Cola foundation is to implement Swan-Yi, to empower about 25,000 Myanmar women during 3 years. 425ml of Coca Cola and Sprite bottles with uniquely scripted Myanmar labels are being manufactured in local production Myanmar and in 2015, 300ml bottles and aluminum are successfully

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