Arca Continental, Latin America's second largest Coca-Cola bottler, has seen its first-half volumes slip as a new sugary drinks tax in Mexico took its toll, but the group's profits rose.
MEXICO: Arca Continental feels pain of new tax, but H1 profits up
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