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Coca-Cola revenue grows thanks to higher soft drink sales

Coca-Cola revenue grows thanks to higher soft drink sales

Coca-Cola reported increased revenue in the last quarter, driven by higher soft drink sales during the World Cup and the implementation of price hikes. As a major sponsor of the tournament, the company successfully leveraged the event to boost its performance.

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