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quarta-feira, janeiro 04, 2012

2007 Side of Life slim Coca-Cola Korea

1991 100 years of Basketball Coca-Cola Greece

2011 125 years 250 ml slim Coca-Cola Croatia

2004 Coca-Cola Light Diamonds Edtition Hong-Kong

2005 Diet Coke Lemon Coca-Cola Israel

2011 BRRRR 330 ML slim Coca-Cola India

segunda-feira, janeiro 02, 2012

Master Cola is a Coca-Cola clone from Syria

It´s amazing. For almost 60 years Coca-Cola wasn't found in Syria, since the Allawite coup. They made a local Master Cola using Coca-Cola bottles. But later they managed to produce clone bottles including green ones to lemon sodas. Since 2006 you can buy Coca-Cola in Syria, but Master Cola have the big market share.

É impressionante. Por quase 60 anos vc não podia comprar Coca-Cola na Síria, desde o golpe de estado allawita. Eles criaram uma linha local chamada Master Cola usando garrafas da Coca-Cola nacionalizada. Mas depois, deram um jeito de fabricar garrafas clonadas de Coca-Cola incluindo a verde para refrigerantes de limão. Desde 2006 vc pode comprar Coca-Cola na Síria mas a Master Cola ainda domina o mercado. Não foram capazes até hoje de usar latas, apesar de possuirem engarrafamento PET.

http://www.mastercola.com/companyprofile-en.htm

Coca-Cola Arctic Home

Arctic Home, a photo by Glyn Lowe Photos on Flickr.

Together with WWF and people like you, Coca-Cola is helping to establish a safe refuge for the polar bear—a goal that will require working with local communities, supporting research and carrying out additional conservation work. As part of this initiative, Coca-Cola has created Arctic Home, our biggest effort to date to protect the polar bear and its habitat. Coca-Cola has pledged $2 million to help fund the creation of a safe refuge and—with your help—we can do even more. In that spirit, we have also agreed to match up to $1 million of consumer donations made through Arctic Home by March 15, 2012.

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