The Global Strategy of Coca Cola

  • Zheng W
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Abstract

This report evaluates the global strategy for Coca-Cola, a multinational carbonated drinks brand. Coca-Cola faces competition from major players like PepsiCo, Nestle, and Red Bull. To expand its presence internationally, Coca-Cola primarily utilises licensing and joint ventures as entry modes. The company employs a combination of global and local marketing strategies to enhance its global integration and local responsiveness. However, the report recommends that to mitigate IP theft in a licensing agreement, Coca-Cola needs to conduct thorough due diligence among potential partners. Secondly, it suggests a transition towards offering healthier beverage options to align with changing consumer preferences. Lastly, the report advises Coca-Cola to adopt a transnational strategy that focuses on both global integration and local responsiveness, optimizing market opportunities while catering to specific market needs. The implementation of these recommendations will enable Coca-Cola to maintain its competitive edge, safeguard its intellectual property, tap into the growing demand for healthier drinks, and effectively navigate the complexities of diverse markets, ensuring sustained growth and success.

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Zheng, W. (2023). The Global Strategy of Coca Cola. Advances in Economics, Management and Political Sciences, 43(1), 185–191. https://doi.org/10.54254/2754-1169/43/20232155

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