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Coca-Cola - Why the Expansion to China

Coca-Cola: Why the Expansion to China?

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Coca-Cola is the largest beverage company in the U.S. and the world. 60 percent of their revenue is generated from international markets, and they have a goal of doubling profits by 2020. Part of that plan involves further expansion into China. Coca Cola believes there is great opportunity there because the beverage industry is growing.

   

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