US: Coke bottlers drop delivery lawsuits
By just-drinks.com editorial team | 12 February 2007
Coca-Cola bottlers in the US have dropped lawsuits against the US drinks giant as the two sides announced plans to jointly test new distribution programmes. The Coca-Cola Co. said today (12 February) that it would no longer face legal action against its plan to distribute Powerade to Wal-Mart stores through central warehouses rather than direct to individual outlets.
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Coca-Cola bottlers in the US have dropped lawsuits against the US drinks giant as the two sides announced plans to jointly test new distribution programmes. The Coca-Cola Co. said today (12 February) that it would no longer face legal action against its plan to distribute Powerade to Wal-Mart stores through central warehouses rather than direct to individual outlets.
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