Coca-Cola

Coca-Cola

A community portal about Coca-Cola with blogs, videos, and photos. According to Wikipedia.org: Coca-Cola is a carbonated cola and the world's most popular soft drink. The Coca-Cola Company's headquarters are located in Atlanta, Georgia... [more]

A community portal about Coca-Cola with blogs, videos, and photos. According to Wikipedia.org: Coca-Cola is a carbonated cola and the world's most popular soft drink. The Coca-Cola Company's headquarters are located in Atlanta, Georgia, where the drink was first concocted around 1886. Coke's inventor John Styth Pemberton was not a shrewd marketer of his drink, and the ownership of Coke eventually passed to Asa Candler, whose company remains the producer of Coke today. Candler's successful marketing, continued by his successors such as Robert Woodruff, established Coke as a major soft drink first in the United States and later around the world.

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Costco Coke Ban Surprises Shoppers

From:  blippitt.com
Costco is raising eyebrows by taking a unique stance in a pricing disagreement with the Coca-Cola Company.  The company has banned Coke products from its Costco stores. A Costco exec confirmed that the ban is now in place, stating that the dispute was over pricing, but refusing any further comment on the matter. Coke says they intended to negotiate in “a spirit of fairness” and that Costco is an “important customer” to them.  Coke’s current product line includes Coke, Diet... Read Full Story

Costco Coke Ban Surprises Shoppers

From:  blippitt.com
Costco is raising eyebrows by taking a unique stance in a pricing disagreement with the Coca-Cola Company.  The company has banned Coke products from its Costco stores. A Costco exec confirmed that the ban is now in place, stating that the dispute was over pricing, but refusing any further comment on the matter. Coke says they intended to negotiate in “a spirit of fairness” and that Costco is an “important customer” to them.  Coke’s current product line includes Coke, Diet... Read Full Story

OFFICIAL OBAMA COLA IS: COCA-COLA, NOT PEPSI

OBAMA IS A COCA-COLA MAN  Driving down Interstate 35 North toward downtown Kansas City, Missouri, you will see the Old Coca-Cola Billboard that has been there for ages, just North Pepsi has placed a Billboard with their New Logo with one word above, "FABULOUS."    The logo is a take from the Obama 2008 Presidential Campaign Logo, so I was wondering is Obama a Pepsi Man or a Coke Man (personally Lex Rex is a Coca-Cola man, specifically diet Coke).  Yahoo News, has broken the story Micahel... Read Full Story

Soft Drinks (Carbonated & Concentrated) - Market Report

Carbonated and concentrated soft drinks, known colloquially in the UK as `fizzy drinks’ and `squash’, account for more than half of the soft drinks market (in terms of both value and volume. These are long-established drinks, usually sold to the consumer under famous brand names, either international or British, such as Coca-Cola, Pepsi, Lucozade, Irn-Bru and Ribena. Sales of carbonates and concentrates were worth £7.58bn in 2007, representing 56.1% of the £13.5bn soft drinks sector... Read Full Story

Cola Wars - Coke versus Pepsi

PepsiCo, Inc. manufactures, markets, and sells snacks and beverages worldwide. The Coca-Cola Company engages in the manufacture, distribution, and marketing of nonalcoholic beverage concentrates and syrups worldwide. Both stocks are dividend aristocrats as well as major components of the S&P 500 index. Over the past 10 years Pepsi (PEP) has significantly outperformed Coca-Cola (KO) by delivering an average total return of 10.46% annually to its loyal shareholders versus 2.28% for KO. Pepsi... Read Full Story

Coca-Cola Tasting Event At Hotel Erwin’s High Rooftop Lounge.

From:  ineedtext.com
It’s reported that Coca-Cola’s new aluminum bottle design keeps Coke 15% colder (longer) than a standard shaped can – I’m certainly a fan of that.  Nibbles of Tidbits previously ran a contest  and the prize was a case (24) of them.  And since that time, I’ve learned they’re quite the hot commodity.  You’ll never see them in a boring grocery store — They’re way too cool! We attended a Coca-Cola Tasting Event at Hotel Erwin in Venice Beach, steps away from the sand.  It was on their... Read Full Story

Soft Drinks (Carbonated & Concentrated) - Market Report

Carbonated and concentrated soft drinks, known colloquially in the UK as `fizzy drinks’ and `squash’, account for more than half of the soft drinks market (in terms of both value and volume. These are long-established drinks, usually sold to the consumer under famous brand names, either international or British, such as Coca-Cola, Pepsi, Lucozade, Irn-Bru and Ribena. Sales of carbonates and concentrates were worth £7.58bn in 2007, representing 56.1% of the £13.5bn soft drinks sector... Read Full Story

Coca-Cola Company History In Brief

From:  retroplanet.com
A Brief History of The Coca-Cola Company Coca-Cola was first invented by John Stith Pemberton in 1886 as a drink meant to impart good health and stamina. Pemberton was a pharmacist from Columbus, Georgia who originally made a cocawine called Pemberton’s French Wine Coca in 1885. When prohibition laws were passed within his county, Pemberton set out to make a new, non-alcoholic drink. What he created was a pleasant tasting syrup that could be mixed with carbonated water and served at the... Read Full Story

Forget Judas. Coca Cola is still hanging Jesus out to die

Once upon a time Michael Jackson was one of Pesi Cola’s spokes creatures. That in itself doesn’t mean that Pepsi endorses paedophila, of course. After all, they stopped using Michael as one of the (admittedly too scary) faces of the Pepsi Family - more or less around the time that Pajama Party Man started to talk about Jesus juice. So, it would not be fair either to say that Coca Cola was behind the Crucifixion of Jesus. After all, they stopped sponsoring the Event… What? You’re sure... Read Full Story

Tough Political Month for Coca-Cola: Fortifying Carbonated Beverages is a Violation of FDA Regulations

December continues to deliver Coca-Cola a series of blows. First, Governor David Peterson announced the New York state obesity tax . That tax adds 15 cents to the cost of a pop, or is that soda in New York. Now the Food and Drug Administration decided Coke is violating their regulations by fortifying cola. Diet Coke Plus, an artificially sweetened soft drink containing vitamins and minerals, is mislabeled according to the FDA. The FDA letter to Coca-Cola instructed the company that its... Read Full Story
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