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    diversity list and which is also the competitive advantage for company in terms of global environment, diversity and also the organizational culture. The soft drinks industry were in United States since 1800, when it’s introduced by physician are a cures for arthritis, headaches etc. then late on it becomes the very popular and highly profitable soft-drink industry which now sell…

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    one of the factors. As the world's largest beverage manufacturer, distributor and the leading producer and marketer of soft drink industry, The Coca-Cola Company though was a company with the most obstacles (Abdul Munam et.al.,2012). Currently Pepsi Co. which is well known as the producer and distributors of Pepsi-Cola drink is the biggest competitor in terms of carbonated drink and both company are committed heavily to sponsoring outdoor events and activities. Instead of Pepsi Co., rivalry also…

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    combination of brand value, total number of factories, distribution centers and assets in the world, operation cost and profits. Its overwhelming presence in the word which has helped its global brand recognition and loyalty. In the in Carbonated Soft Drink Volume (CSD) market share, Coca-Cola’s 42.4 % market share overshadows is closest competitor, Pepsi with its 27.7 market share (Bailey, 2014). Coca cola’s societal strategies is always working on earning consumers loyalty by reaching out to…

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    Pepsi Vs Cola Wars Essay

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    19th century. Since the early 1920’s, these two companies have been going after each other, being dubbed the ”Cola Wars.” But what are the real differences between “The Real Thing (Coke),” and “Generation Next’s Choice Of Drink? (Pepsi)” The main differences that these soft drinks have against each other are their tastes, worldwide recognition, and brand loyalty. Up first is Pepsi. Pepsi is usually associated with the “young” crowd. It has had a higher taste for sweetness even though an…

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    Gatorade as its pioneer drink. In a world where there are many options in the market Gatorade controls the sports drink sector. With its success and control of the market, Gatorade always looks to expand its product line. As consumers were looking for healthier options in their food Gatorade jumped at the chance to cater to a new target market being the first comer to create a Organic Sports Drink, naming the three flavored line "G Organic". Gatorade went through what every drink and food…

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    1.One challenge encountered by Coca Cola on the TOP 5 trends is Increasing Concern for the Environment. The historical account given not only by this case study alone shows that there were factors that posed and still pose as challenges for Coca cola in its roa d to success. Despite its demand in the regional markets in the 1900’s and modest expansion into the global market, Coke also had some medicinal challenges brought up as complaints from consumers.[1] According to Al Ries 2013…

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    Advertisments are everywhere. From trains, billboards and busses to mobile devices, television and magazines. Brands are constantly running various campaigns to keep up with society and culture in hopes to stregthen the brand value and image. An advertising campaign involves a continuous series of messages that aim at promoting a particular marketing idea. These campaigns typically require a precise definition of the idea within a…

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    Coca Cola Pestle Analysis

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    External Environment for Coca Cola Coca-Cola was invented by Doctor John Pemberton who was a Pharmacist. The basic components of Coca Cola drink are the cola leaves extracts, carbonated water, caffeine and syrup of sugar cane. The external environment of a company consists of two areas: Macro and micro environment. The macro environment of Coca Cola consists of external and uncontrollable factors which influence the company’s decision making, performance and its strategy. These factors are…

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    and 56% say no. In my opinion, I don't think they should be. Even though it is bad for you, so are a lot of other things. If you ban one bad thing, you’d have to ban them all. People can make their own decisions about the things they want to eat or drink. Some people can argue that cokes are considered addicting, but honestly you can get addicted to just about…

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    and to create value and make difference. Coco cola drinks are popular all over the world with the quality of the product, variety in products and different taste of the drinks which make a difference among the other soft drinks. The slogan of the company is to feel happiness everywhere. Price, quality of the product and brand name indicator of the surrogate which inspires people to buy product. In the year 2006 one man found insect in coca cola drink bottle .before the spread of this news…

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