Soft drink industry

Article Abstract:

The soft rink industry showed a 4% growth in 1995 and for the 1st qtr 1996 and experts predict that the trend will continue in the 3%-4% range throughout 1996. Larger companies can expect 8% growth in the international market and new products, such as teas and fruit juices are expected top boost sales. Although stocks have performed poorly industry wide, most individual soft drink companies can claim good stock performances and investors can expect better than average performance for the next 3-5 years.

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Soft drink industry

Article Abstract:

Volume for the soft drink industry in the US rose about 6% during the 3rd qtr of 1997, and about 6% for the year to date. Competition at the retail level has also increased during 1997, especially for PepsiCo and Coca-Cola, and there also has been increased sales growth in 1997 for the non-colas. Industry prospects for the long term are excellent, although PepsiCo and Coca-Cola are forecast to lag the market in 1997 and 1998.

Beverages, Nonalcoholic Beverages, Soft Drink and Ice Manufacturing, Non-alcoholic beverages, Triac Companies Inc.

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Soft drink industry

Article Abstract:

Continued steady domestic and foreign growth for the soft drink industry makes both short- and long-term investment attractive. The two giants, Coca-Cola and PepsiCo. both increased domestic sales and Coca-Cola showed foreign market growth. PepsiCo foreign sales were disappointing and the company is restructuring its overseas operations. Non-cola drinks were fast growing but still possess only a small market share.

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