Azerbaijan Coca-Cola Bottlers Increases Investments
Azerbaijan Coca-Cola Bottlers has launched a new plant for purification of waste water, which has resulted in the complete safety of the water, which, after the production process is returned to nature. This was told reporters by the plant’s Director Rena Mammadova during the information tour of media representatives at the company.
Last year, the company launched the sixth production line, the construction of which was invested $ 18 million
To date, Coca-Cola Company has invested $ 200 million into the economy of Azerbaijan and the transfers to the state budget have amounted to 366 million AZN," said CEO of Azerbaijan Coca-Cola Bottlers Erdinç Guzel.
Coca-Cola has been represented in the country since 1994. The company directly and indirectly provides more than 2,200 people with jobs, and by covering the whole country with the sales and distribution network it provides services to more than 18,500 points of sale. -----08D
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