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Objectives: Research identifies that multinational corporations, including The Coca-Cola Company (‘Coca-Cola’), seek to influence public health research and policy through scientific events, such as academic and professional conferences.
Jónas Atli Gunnarsson +3 more
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Analysis of Coca-cola's Characteristics and Financial Indicators
Coca-Cola is by far the world's largest beverage company, with a market share of 48 percent worldwide. Coca-Cola was founded in 1886. From a drink sold only in drugstores to a famous cola in more than 200 cities, the company has made a lot of changes ...
Jiabao Duan
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Four new minor diterpene glycosides with a rare α-glucosyl linkage were isolated from a cyclodextrin glycosyltransferase glucosylated stevia extract containing more than 98% steviol glycosides.
Indra Prakash +1 more
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Reasons and analysis of Coca-Cola's greenwashing
As time goes on, businesses have a huge impact on the environment, with the overuse of available resources and the release of pollutants being global issues.
Zishen Lin
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A Novel Diterpene Glycoside with Nine Glucose Units from Stevia rebaudiana Bertoni
Following our interest in new diterpene glycosides with better taste profiles than that of Rebaudioside M, we have recently isolated and characterized Rebaudioside IX—a novel steviol glycoside—from a commercially‐supplied extract of Stevia rebaudiana ...
Indra Prakash +6 more
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Factors Influencing iPad Acceptance in Mandatory Conditions by Students: Cross-Classes Analysis
This article is investigating the acceptance of the iPad among new students at a university. IPad usage is compulsory, and the purchase is part of the new student admission package. Two previous surveys using UTAUT have shown mixed results.
Samiaji Sarosa, Agustina Retno Setyowati
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Case Analysis of Coca-Cola’s Sustainability
This paper analyzes Coca-Cola’s sustainability status and efforts based on three models: the Triple Bottom Line, the Phrase Model and Carroll’s Pyramid.
Ziyao Jia, Hanyue Ma
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Regional monopoly and interregional and intraregional competition: the parallel trade in Coca-Cola between Shanghai and Hangzhou in China [PDF]
This article uses a “principal-agent-subagent” analytical framework and data that were collected from field surveys in China to (1) investigate the nature and causes of the parallel trade in Coca-Cola between Shanghai and Hangzhou and (2) assess the ...
Mok, Vincent, Yeung, Godfrey
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Emotions are an essential drive in decision making and may influence consumer preference. In this study we assessed the influence of brands in product preference after tasting 2 soft-drinks (Coca Cola vs.
Rita Laureanti +3 more
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The Importance of Country-of-Origin Construct Dimensions in Destination Brand Building
Purpose – The primary purpose of this paper is to analyze the relationship between the country-of-origin (COO) construct and destination brand building (DBB) to reveal whether the COO construct and its dimensions are important for DBB. More specifically,
Zoran Krupka +2 more
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