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Byline: Our Bureau, Bengaluru India is among the priority markets for British coffee chain brand Costa Coffee, where it would continue to add around 50 specialty coffee stores every year, [...]

Orianna Bretschger, CEO of wastewater treatment company Aquacycl, grew up without home sewage services in several rural towns across America. Now she's helping disrupt the long-stagnant world of wastewater management. [...]

Coca-Cola Canada Bottling (Coke Canada Bottling) is set to invest nearly CAD42m (US$32.3m) to boost its operations in Canada's Lower Mainland region. The capital investment is intended to address growing [...]

Byline: Conor Reynolds The Coca-Cola Co is rolling out a scaled-down version of its ‘Freestyle’ dispenser platform in a series of European trials this month. Titled 'New Compact Freestyle', the [...]

Coca-Cola opened a pop-up shop in London's Covent Garden, its first in Europe. The store sells a range of Coca-Cola branded merchandise, including clothing and collectible items. A bar is [...]

Byline: Conor Reynolds The Coca-Cola Co's UK division has opened a branded store in London this month. The outlet, which is located in the city’s Covent Garden district, will sell [...]

Byline: Andy Morton AG Barr has welcomed the return of out-of-home beverage consumption as lockdown restrictions in its flagship domestic market ease. In a Q1 trading update today, the Irn [...]

Byline: Dean Best PepsiCo is to open a business service centre in India later this year. The centre, which will reportedly employ 2,500 people, will expand PepsiCo's footprint in the [...]

Byline: Andy Morton PepsiCo is to open a business service centre in India later this year. The centre, which will reportedly employ 2,500 people, will expand PepsiCo's footprint in the [...]

Byline: Andy Morton Hong Kong-based Swire Coca-Cola is to move its China HQ to Shanghai. The Coca-Cola bottler this week confirmed to just-drinks the move, which will see Swire's China [...]

Domino's Pizza has opened the doors to its 500th Canadian store. According to a release, Domino's Pizza currently has stores in every Province and two of three Territories. The company [...]

Byline: Simon HarveyYofix Probiotics, an Israel-based start-up manufacturing dairy- and soy-free yogurts, has emerged as the winner of the second European incubator programme run by food and drinks giant PepsiCo.The [...]

Byline: Andy Morton The Coca-Cola Co's China operations are unlikely to affect its global growth amid a declining CSD market in the country, an analyst has said. SIG's Pablo Zuanic [...]

In an effort to reverse continued losses in Japan Cocoa-Cola is changing its marketing plan. The company is also launching new products, and revamping its vending machines.

Brenda Lee, director of Coca-Cola's Shanghai operations is looking at ways to market the company's products outside of China's larger cities. This effort is provided so as to exemplify the difficulties and potential great financial gains of marketing to rural regions of China.

FiE never fails to surprise the visitor with its variations on traditional colours and flavours. As consumers reach for more natural, sustainable products with clean labels, manufacturers are filling the [...]

PepsiCo. Inc. sustained major losses in its bid to conquer the Latin American market in 1992. As of the 3rd qtr. of 1996, the company had lost $176 million in its international beverage business. Their failure is attributed to a number of factors which include the effects of the Mexican peso crisis, adoption of a go-for-broke strategy in entering the market and failure to consider the unique characteristics of Latin American consumers., Mexico 1992. The international media was showering praise on President Carlos Salinas de Gortari for bringing his nation out of the Third World, and big business was raising champagne glasses [...]

By Greg Farre,. Pepsi-Cola may have stolen the imagery of the fail of the Berlin Wail, but CocaCola is winning the war for sales in eastern Germany. It has done [...]

From Tokyo's trendy Shibuya district, take a No. 3 bus. Get off at the second stop. Across the street you see a five-story white building with a Coca-Cola sign on [...]

Don't play the waiting game in Eastern Europe and the Soviet Union. An interview with PepsiCo's Donald Kendall One of the exhibits at the 1959 American National Exhibition in Moscow [...]

As the U.S. economy staggers forward, valiantly hoping to evade an economic and military sand trap in the Middle East, marketers are at their wits' ends trying to sell the [...]

Perestroika: Enticements of an Inaccessible Market Look just over the eastern horizon - 280 million Soviet citizens. And gosh, look at 'em - they need everything!. Here's a market with [...]

Byline: Andy Morton Tingyi has posted a big jump in Q1 beverage profits as raw material costs fell and sales of RTD teas and bottled water increased. Net profits for [...]

Byline: Jonas Feliciano at Euromonitor International With challenges facing the CSD category at every turn, Euromonitor has spotted a surprise opportunity for producers, in some of the emerging markets of [...]

Byline: Ray Rowlands Ray Rowlands of Drinksinfo looks at the European soft drinks landscape as the region continues to suffer the aftershock of global recession. While pockets of consumer optimism [...]

Coca-Cola Enterprises Pres Henry Schimberg discussed growth in Europe. Schimberg believes it is important to interest the youth market and that growth is long term. Merchandising will be strong and employee training will be pervasive. It is also important to respect the culture and mores of the countries that the company will be entering., In addition to its vast North American franchise, Coca-Cola Enterprises (CCE)--the world's largest bottler--is now the exclusive Coke franchisee for Great Britain, Netherlands, Belgium, Luxembourg and most of France. Last [...]

A study of the four laws guiding the Viking warrior conduct and its implications to human resource manager's practice is discussed. The four Viking laws remind the warrior to be a good merchant, being prepared, be brave and aggressive and keeping the camp in order. How the rules were applied in Pepsico's venture in Romania is also presented.

Pepsi-Cola Co is attempting to break Coca-Cola Co's dominance of Israel's soft drink market through a blitz of product distribution and strong marketing. Though Pepsi has had a strong foothold in neighboring Arab countries, Coca-Cola had little or no competition in Israel. Pepsi hopes to secure 15% of Israel's $300-million-a-year soft drink market by the end of 1992. Coca-Cola brands currently holds 65% of the market.

Ready, Set, Go Pan-European There's an old adage: When business gets tough, the tough get going. In this case, U.S. firms -- both big and small -- facing sluggish domestic [...]

Byline: just-drinks.com editorial team Coca-Cola Co. has opened two bottling facilities in China this week. The company announced yesterday (23 June) that the two plants, in Xinjiang and Jiangxi, have [...]