Political Factors:

PE  Changes in taxation, labor legislation, and job conditions can all impact Coca-
Cola sales.
 In some cases, the government will subsidize a company's operations. Local
brands or partially owned government brands are examples of this. Coca-Cola
could face stiff competition in this scenario.
 Other countries' trade relations with the United States can have an impact on
Coca-business Cola's in that country. Coca-Cola, for example, is unable to sell
its product in Burma due to the country's trade relationship with the United
States.
 The only countries where Coca-Cola products cannot be bought or sold illegally
are Cuba and North Korea. Both countries are currently subject to trade
embargoes imposed by the United States.
 In addition, the company faces challenges in other parts of the world. Tariffs on
steel and aluminum imposed by Mexico, Canada, and the European Union have
raised the cost of raw materials.
 Coca-Cola is also vulnerable to sugar taxes imposed by bodies such as the Food
and Drug Administration (FDA).