GREECE: Coca-Cola Hellenic changes corporate structure

By James Wilmore | 1 August 2012

Coca-Cola Hellenic has announced a change to its internal corporate structure to help distinguish between the firm's overseas and domestic operations.

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Coca-Cola Hellenic has announced a change to its internal corporate structure to help distinguish between the firm's overseas and domestic operations.

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