Presented By:

Mohd Yaqub Khan

Md. Shakeb Ayaz
Uddipan Sharma
Umar Saeed

History

Coca-Cola history began in 1886

when the curiosity of an Atlanta
pharmacist, Dr. John S.
Pemberton, led him to create a
distinctive tasting soft drink that
could be sold at soda fountains .

The first servings of

Coca-Cola were sold
for 5 cents per glass.
During the first year,
sales averaged a
modest nine servings
per day in Atlanta

The first bottling of

coca-cola occurred in
vicksburg, Mississippi,
at a Biedenharn Candy
Company in 1891.

Joseph A
Biedenharn

History of Bottling
1894A modest start
for a bold idea.at a
candy store in Mississippi.
1899 .First Bottling
agreement.
1990-1909.Rapid
Growth, Bottling rights
are sold to local
entrepreneurs.
In 1909 nearly 400 cocacola bottling plants were
operating, most of them
family owned businesses.

1916..Birth of the
Contour bottles.
A design from Root Glass
Company of Terre Haute,
Indiana won enthusiastic
approval in 1915 and was
introduced in 1916.

1920..bottling overtakes fountain sales

As the 1920s dawned, more than 1,000 bottlers
were operating in U.S.
A six-bottle cartons were a huge hit after their 1923
introduction.
By the end of the 1920s bottle sales exceeded the fountain
sales.

1920s and 30s..International

Expansion
Plants were opened in countries
like France, Mexico, Spain and
South Africa. By the time world
war II began, coca-cola was
being bottled in 44 countries.

1940s .Post war

growth
During the war 64 bottling
plants were set up around the
world to supply to the troops.

1950s.Packaging
innovation
For the first time, consumers
have choices of coca-cola
packaging type and sizes.
Cans were also introduced,
becomes generally available in
1960.

1960s.New Brands introduced

1990s .New and

growing international
market
Political and economic
changes opened vast
market
After the fall of the
Berlin wall the
company invested
heavily to build plants
in eastern Europe.
New bottling facilities
in Africa.

21st Century.
The Coca-cola bottling
system grew up with
roots deeply planted
in local communities.
Strong locally based
relationships between
coca-cola bottlers.
Customers and
communities are the
foundation.

The Coca-Cola Company by the

numbers

Coca-Cola Logo
Created by John
Pembertons partner and
bookkeeper, Frank Mason
Robinson in 1885.
The Red-white colored
scheme in the coca-cola
logo(1950) was kept simple
and distinctive to lure the
young minds.