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HomeFillingCoca-Cola opens first Myanmar plant for 60 years

Coca-Cola opens first Myanmar plant for 60 years

The world’s largest soft drinks company, Coca-Cola, has opened its first filling plant in Myanmar (formerly Burma) after an absence in the south east Asian country of 60 years.

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