Coca Cola Economic Performance Analysis

ECONOMIC PERFORMANCE The Coca-Cola Company has its operations in more than 200 countries across the globe. In 1984, the pioneers of the Company initiated a separate charitable organization to develop and promote community relationships i.e., The Coca-Cola Foundation. The idea was also to invest in the growth of communities and to assist & support in monitoring & addressing local community issues. Coca-Cola has invested time, expertise and resources to strengthen and nourish its community, enhancing its strategies for achieving maximum effectiveness by addressing critical human needs and issues.

Sustainable Communities: In order to increase its economic performance, Coca-Cola has put efforts in creating sustainable communities as strong

It also requires moulding into a stronger networked organization that is more active and designed to achieve success in the global competitive marketplace. Coca-Cola as a pioneer, focuses on being a better learning organization, and enabling the best practices to get quickly implemented in real time for measurable results. Coca-Cola is keeping its growth track steady towards its 2020 vision by acquiring an adaptive culture, that is prepared to adjust to any obstruction or opportunity.

Climate Change: The total amount of energy consumed by manufacturing sites of Coca-Cola has grown from 54.4 billion mega joules in 2004 to 63.2 billion mega joules in 2013. In 2013 the energy efficiency ratio however, was 0.43 mega joules per litre of product produced—a 20 percent improvement overall since 2004. By improving the energy efficiency ratio, Coca-Cola has avoided and minimized more than $1 billion in energy costs cumulatively since 2004. HFC-Free Coolers

Goal: Company 's goal is that all new cold-drink equipments will be HFC-free across the globe by

As a result of changing weather patterns, decreased agricultural productivity in certain regions of the world may limit the availability or increase the cost of key agricultural commodities, such as sugarcane, corn, beets, citrus, coffee and tea, which are important sources of ingredients for the products. The changing climate may also aggravate water scarcity and cause a further degradation in the quality of water in affected regions, which could reduce the availability of water for the Coca-Cola 's bottling operations. The increased duration, intensity & frequency of extreme weather conditions like tsunami, earthquakes, etc., can make production capabilities worse, disrupt the entire supply chain or impact fluctuation of demand for the products. Hence, the effects of changing climate could have a long-term adverse impact on the business