Conversation With: James Quincey, Coca-Cola CEO | Full episode 

I'm because of a case study exam on Coca-Cola this week😢

Do you have the transcipt of this? I really need a transcript Or just turn the auto-generated subtitle on? Please

Yes, take inspiration from JP, there's a growing trend of people not wanting overly sweet drinks. With the right marketing, even sparkling water can go big in both EU and Asia. Edit: and Coca-Cola are experts on taste... how about dragon fruit induced sparkling water, classic coke is nice, but many of the ice-teas on offer is nothing but sugar water. Edit2: but I'm happy to see self awareness.

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You must be a very rich man! I'm so poor 😭

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I find this creepy

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What I want to know is why Coke is letting Pepsi take over the world, especially the South. We don't get the cool bear commercials any more, they do little if any point of purchase advertising while Pepsi is covering stores with their merchandising and advertising What does coke do? they give us stupid names on the bottles. That's it. That campaign hasn't worked and yet they're still doing it. Why? Makes no sense and is useless. It's getting so it's hard to find a Coke in the south, while not so long ago you couldn't find a Pepsi except maybe in a grocery store. I guess that's what you get when you let a Brit run an American Company.

So, what kind of 'patriotic" brand are you!? So, today 26Jul you announce you will INCREASE the price of CocoCola for Americans consumers!!!!!!!!!!!!