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Coca-Cola Regains Lead In Soft Drink Market Share Battle

March 2010 | Company News Alert

Coca-Cola Beverages Sri Lanka has said it has regained carbonated soft drink market leadership from its close rival Ceylon Cold Storage (CCS). The two companies are the clear market leaders in Sri Lanka's established carbonated soft drink industry. BMI expects future market share battles to concentrate more on emerging beverage categories, such as juices and ready-to-drink teas and coffees, which will be the key drivers of our 23% sales growth forecast to LKR12bn (US$105mn) in

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