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2. At A Glance…
• The Coke story begins in 1886, Atlanta,
Georgia USA
• John Pemberton, a chemist, seeks a remedy
for his addiction to morphine. He begins to
experiment with kola nut and cola wine
additives.
• He gets it right and brews the first batch of
Cocoa – Cola in his backyard.
• After selling his new product at the Jacob’s
Pharmacy soda fountain, it becomes an
instant hit.
• He later sells the business.
3. Development Over Time
The brain-child of a
Civil War veteran in
1886
New management
in 1892 by
American Asa
Candler
Expansion of
the business
in the 1930s
Depression
Era.
Billionth Gallon
of Coke sold in
1944
1985-Onwards:
A new formula
and offices in
over 200 nations
4. Home Economy Baby!
• Coke is arguably most associated with one thing-----
AMERICA, which proves to be the home economy of this
soda giant
• Having been invented by an American chemist, in an
American city of an American state for the American people,
Coke has established its home economy USA style.
• Address: One Coca-Cola Plaza, Atlanta, Georgia, USA
5. ‘Industrie’
• Coke is a cash cow.
• It belongs to an ever sprawling
species of companies with one
common denominator, one
common industry------Soft Drinks
• Its been appraised at hundreds of
billions of dollars in both revenue
and capital.
• Coke contributes around $80
Billion to this global extravaganza
6. Where in the World?
Did you know Coke offers over 3,500 products in over 200 nations?
Below is a projection of Global Plants and Head Offices:
7. Rationale
Why would coke choose to promote, sell
and advertise in so many nations?
• Maximises their profit margin with a
larger consumer audience.
• Promotes trade and relations across
nations
• Gives an economic boost towards the
soft drink industry
• Increases global awareness of the
American label
• Job creation and economic
certainty for
developing nations.
8. Worker Rights and Liberties
• Coke has been criticised over 179 documented cases of racial
discrimination in the US, bottling plant murders in Mexico and even
negotiation with paramilitary forces in South America.
• Organisations such as ‘Killer Coke’ have responded to such alleged
violations.
• Coke has responded with its version of the United Nation Declaration of
Human Right and claims, ‘The reputation of the Coke is build on trust and
respect’.