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Coca-Cola sales in the Iberian Peninsula increased by 25.5%,
to 2.341 billion euros, in the first nine months of the year compared to 2021, surpassing
pre-pandemic values.
By TPN/Lusa, in News, Business, Portugal, Company News · 03 Nov 2022, 08:02 · 1 Comments
According to the report sent to the Spanish National
Securities Market Commission (CNMV), in the third quarter of this year alone,
CCEP's turnover in Spain, Portugal and Andorra amounted to 970 million euros
(+22%).
According to the company, "the volume growth in the
third quarter reflects the pace of recovery of the out-of-home consumption
channel, which reached a volume higher than that recorded in 2019",
largely due to "the continuous recovery of tourism and the favourable
climate".
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The only time I purchased Coca-Cola was to melt the soap/hair mask/grease in the bath tub drain pipe. Cheaper brands don´t have that much amount of Carbonic acid. That´s what Coca-Cola means to me. Drinking it? Never. Even as a kid, when sodas were presented, I´d have a Sprite instead.
By guida from Lisbon on 04 Nov 2022, 05:33