Coca-Cola, a global fast-growing consumer goods giant, is on track to meet all of its investment commitments in India, including the allocation of US $ 1.7 billion to create a “fruit processing economy” to help India's agroecosystem.
The United States, announced in 2012, is expected to be completed by 2020. The funds will be used to create the company's retail infrastructure and refineries, as well as introduce its new products.
After returning to India from 1993 to 2011. Coca-Cola invested 2 billion in the Indian economy. The head of the Indian branch of the beverage company said: “By 2020, our investment will reach $ 5 billion, which is in line with our commitments.”
In addition, the Executive Director said Coca-Cola had pledged to invest $ 1.7 billion to help the Indian agro-ecosystem create a “fruit processing economy” in the next five years (by 2023).
The Coca-Cola Company is a food company from America, which is the largest global manufacturer and supplier of concentrates, syrups and soft drinks.
In addition to the planned investments, Coca-Cola India initiated the next phase of its transformation into Total Beverage, a customer-oriented growth-oriented company.
Direct speech: “As part of this journey, we continue to expand our portfolio of drinks to provide our customers with a wider choice in our portfolio in India and abroad,” said the head.
- Earlier we wrote that in the open expanses of the Podolsky district a large-scale complex for the processing of fruit raw materials, the production of pastille and marmalade will grow.
- Some crops in the UK are not harvested, and as a result, tons of fruit grown simply disappeared.
- Drought destroyed 300 hectares of orchards, thereby causing enormous damage to fruit production in South Africa.
