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Defunct Coca-Cola Plant In Kerala Turned Into 550-Bed COVID-19 Hospital
In a bid to remain prepared for the possible third wave of COVID-19, the Kerala government has converted a defunct factory in the state to a COVID-19 hospital.
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Coca-Cola May Shut Some Plants If 'Sin Tax' Imposed
Beverages major Coca-Cola India today said it will have to shut down some factories in India if the government accepts a proposal to impose 40 per cent 'sin tax' on aerated beverages.
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Coca-Cola India May Have to Shut Factories If a New Tax is Passed
The beverage maker operates 57 factories and bottling plants across India.
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Varanasi Villagers Blame Coca-Cola Plant For Water Scarcity
Eighteen village councils in Uttar Pradesh are demanding a local Coca-Cola bottling plant be prohibited from extracting water from the ground, claiming its over usage has led to water scarcity in the area, said an environmental campaign group.
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Coca-Cola opens bottle plant in Myanmar
Coca-Cola officially began bottling its eponymous soft drink in Myanmar on Tuesday as it marked a return to the former junta-ruled country with a pledge to invest $200 million and create thousands of jobs.
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Defunct Coca-Cola Plant In Kerala Turned Into 550-Bed COVID-19 Hospital
In a bid to remain prepared for the possible third wave of COVID-19, the Kerala government has converted a defunct factory in the state to a COVID-19 hospital.
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Coca-Cola May Shut Some Plants If 'Sin Tax' Imposed
Beverages major Coca-Cola India today said it will have to shut down some factories in India if the government accepts a proposal to impose 40 per cent 'sin tax' on aerated beverages.
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Coca-Cola India May Have to Shut Factories If a New Tax is Passed
The beverage maker operates 57 factories and bottling plants across India.
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Varanasi Villagers Blame Coca-Cola Plant For Water Scarcity
Eighteen village councils in Uttar Pradesh are demanding a local Coca-Cola bottling plant be prohibited from extracting water from the ground, claiming its over usage has led to water scarcity in the area, said an environmental campaign group.
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Coca-Cola opens bottle plant in Myanmar
Coca-Cola officially began bottling its eponymous soft drink in Myanmar on Tuesday as it marked a return to the former junta-ruled country with a pledge to invest $200 million and create thousands of jobs.
