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Canned By Conflict: High Aluminum Costs, Supply Chain Chaos Dents Coca-Cola's Market Share In India

Coca-Cola has been forced to import pricier, larger 330-ml cans from Southeast Asia to replace its standard 300-ml offerings, raising prices by over 10% in the process.

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Canned By Conflict: High Aluminum Costs, Supply Chain Chaos Dents Coca-Cola's Market Share In India
Coca-Cola has been forced to import pricier, larger 330-ml cans from Southeast Asia to replace its standard 300-ml offerings, raising prices by over 10% in the process.
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