2022-09-21

Why Coca-Cola Needs to Tap Into the Alcohol Market

Ready-to-drink cocktails have exploded in popularity due to a combination of factors — they are easy to transport while their relatively low alcohol content (typically no more than 8%) make them a popular choice for those looking to have something without purchasing an entire bottle.

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Why Coca-Cola Needs to Tap Into the Alcohol Market

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