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discovered that he had created a unique beverage when he tested and sampled the product, a
mix of liquid caramel. Frank Robinson, his bookkeeper, gave the drink a name that was
similar to Coca-Cola and wrote the Coca-Cola trademark, which is still in use today) (2011,
The Coca-Cola Company. Coco- cola have developed and acquired over the years and are
now in more than 200 countries. Coca Cola is in partnership with other companies especially
in the world instead of bottlers have their own bottling operation. Coca Cola provides them
with the syrup bottlers with the right to its name. This contributes to their power to profit.
The Coca-Cola Company is the most successful soft drink manufacturer and marketer,
making it the largest beverage company in the world. The company sells four of the five
beverages.
Technology
Coca-Cola generates a significant amount of data throughout its value chain, including sales,
figure out how to make the most of the data it gets from its customers all over the world.
In 2008, the innovative fountain drink dispenser known as Coca-Cola Freestyle went on sale.
The interactive touch-screen display let customers mix and match flavours and beverages
from the entire portfolio of the company. In 2018, there were 50,000 of these drink dispensers
operating worldwide, displacing 14 million beverages per day. Their popularity increased.
Coca-Cola was able to learn a lot about customer preferences by collecting data from these
self-service machines, which led to the introduction of new products. The company
introduced Orange Vanilla Coke and Sprite Lemonade as a result of these insights in
2019.With the release of Coca-Cola Freestyle 9100 here, Chris Hellmann, VP and GM of
In conclusion, adopting a marketing concept is crucial for a company like Coca-Cola. Brands,
owners of our business with consistently attractive returns. Additionally, the company's
strategic decisions must be made with the customer in mind in accordance with the marketing
encompassing methodology is taken with the whole organization attempting to make the
client experience better. Companies that apply the marketing concept need to conduct
additional market research because knowing what the market needs and expects from the
company is an additional requirement. Top businesses adhere more to ideology than the
marketing concept. This is because, as the economy has grown, consumers have become
what the customer wants to buy instead of what sells. Since customer satisfaction is
ultimately our goal, the organization must integrate all of its departments in order to provide
value to the customer, even the marketing concept. This indicates that marketing, finance,
human resources, and operations departments should all be aware of the company's primary
encompasses all aspects of the food and beverage market. It oversees the manufacturing,
distribution, and marketing of its products. PepsiCo was formed in 1965 with the merger of
the Pepsi-Cola Company and Frito-Lay, the business owns 23 brands with annual sales of
over US$1 billion as of January 2021. Based on net revenue, profit, and market capitalization,
PepsiCo is the second-largest food and beverage company in the world, behind Nestlé. Pepsi
Cola, the flagship product of PepsiCo, has competed with Coca-Cola for generations; The
cola wars are a common name for it. Public health advocates have also criticized Pepsi's and
other popular snack and drink manufacturers' high-calorie, low-nutrition product lines.
Pepsi's packaging has consistently been one of the top global sources of plastic pollution.
PepsiCo has responded by making public statements regarding its commitment to minimizing
their impact, but it has not made any public information available that demonstrates progress
Direct store delivery Under the DSD system, PepsiCo delivers products directly to retail
stores. Of the three channels, DSD enables PepsiCo to merchandise with maximum visibility.
It’s more suitable for products that are restocked often and are sensitive to promotions and
marketing. PepsiCo's ability to accurately supply its retailers in over 200 countries with the
information they need to serve a billion customers each day is dependent on huge amounts of
data. Resources are wasted when there is an excessive supply of the product. The company
must make amends with retailers who are dissatisfied and leave empty-handed if it supplies
too little.
Conclusion
and food. Because of this, it is considered the industry leader and cannot be easily competed
with by rival companies. Pricing, advertising, marketing, etc. PepsiCo enjoys a competitive
advantage over its rivals due to the effectiveness of its strategies. Its capital structure has a
high debt-to-equity ratio, indicating that the company relies heavily on debt capital, which
may pose a greater threat to the company's continued existence and push it closer to
bankruptcy.