US: Coca-Cola Refreshments to expand Florida juice plant
By Michelle Russell | 22 December 2011
Coca-Cola Refreshments is to invest US$99m in its Auburndale juice facility in Florida.
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Coca-Cola Refreshments is to invest US$99m in its Auburndale juice facility in Florida.
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