Coca-Cola warns of slower growth in case volume

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Coca-Cola Co. is expecting to post lower-than-expected volume growth for the 2000 year. The company is expecting to post 4% volume growth for the year, compared to its expectations of 5% to 6%.

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Coca-Cola predicts 4% sales gain despite hurdles

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Coca-Cola Co. is forecasting an increase in sales worldwide for the 2001 second-quarter. The company is expecting to post an sales volume increase of 4% for the period.

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Coca-Cola profit warning dashes hopes

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Coca-Cola Co. said that it expects to post earnings of 31 cents to 33 cents for the 1999 third-quarter. This is below what analysts had expected.

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