History and Facts

Coca Cola got started in 1886 and it became the leading manufacturer, distributer and marketer of non alcoholic beverages. You can find their head quarter in Atlanta Georgia. Employ over 92,000 people worldwide. Worldwide they have about 3,000 brands. All over the world everyone has different preferences and Coca Cola has to adjust its approach so it can target all these difference. It holds international success and holds almost half of the Global Carbonated Market Share (47%). Coca-Cola is a worldwide franchise of sponsorships and products helps to narrate the future for many businesses. Coca-Cola not only manufactures soft drinks but there are hundreds of different goods which Coke also helps to manufacture. Raw materials which are associated with the manufacturing process are nutritive and non-nutritive sweeteners known as high fructose corn syrup which seem to be the additive people become familiar with when craving a Coca-cola product.

Coca Cola also has many bottling partners who work closely with their customers. Some of these partners consist of grocery stores, convenience stores, vending machines, movie theaters, amusement parks, etc.The beverage Coca-Cola is sold in over 200 countries utilizing the ingredients of carbonated water, sugar, caffeine, phosphoric acid, and natural flavorings to give customers an idea of what the drink contains, however the official formula is known as a trade secret and is under contract to not be distributed for any type of reproduction, as Coke is undeniably original. Advertising for Coca Cola is known to have incredible effect on the world with adds anywhere from sporting events to billboards and even can be found on the sides of buildings which is more commonly associated with the 1950’s era of advertising. Coca Cola is particularly known by their bottling and people grow to become comfortable with their type of packaging and the traditional trademarks set by the company. There are numerous amounts of additional products which Coke helps to manufacture including a wide variety of other soft drinks such as Sprite and Mountain Dew. “All production plants meet and frequently exceed international standards and local regulatory requirements and undergo regular audits in the areas of quality control, environmental, health and safety practices. Coca-Cola beverage products begin as raw material and go through many stages as follows: Ingredients Preparations, Mixing, Washing, Filling & Capping, Coding, Inspection, Packaging, and Loading.” This quote applies to the manufacturing process for Coca Cola in terms of the diligence and respect Coke as a distributor deserves.