1 reviews | Active since Apr 2017
coke resizing a ****** *******
why should a consumer pay the same price for an item that now has a lesser volume. what a dam *******. to use such a sad excuse as trying to control sugar intake. well its not your ****** choice how much sugar a person wishes to consume. why not admit the truth that coke is now pushing the consumer to upgrade from drinking a 300ml to a 440ml. which now means a bigger profit and a higher sugar intake. so just who exactly is coke trying to bull****. coke is a huge company which now is just another brand of *******s and cut throats. i truly hope your grand scheme fails and coke take massive knocks in their profits
Hi Gonnie,
thank you for your message.
We recently made changes to two packages out of our portfolio of more than 76 beverages, which exist in 36 pack sizes. This is not unusual and we regularly adjust our pricing, packaging and product mix to adapt to market conditions and consumer demands. We apologize that we were not as clear as we should have been about the changes. We could have communicated more extensively to our consumers at point of sale and through the media. Our company remains committed to serving South Africans with the choice of beverages they enjoy.
Thank you and Best Regards
Roger Gauntlett, General Manager of Coca-Cola Africa’s South Africa Franchise.
Hi Gonnie,
thank you for your message.
We recently made changes to two packages out of our portfolio of more than 76 beverages, which exist in 36 pack sizes. This is not unusual and we regularly adjust our pricing, packaging and product mix to adapt to market conditions and consumer demands. We apologize that we were not as clear as we should have been about the changes. We could have communicated more extensively to our consumers at point of sale and through the media. Our company remains committed to serving South Africans with the choice of beverages they enjoy.
Thank you and Best Regards
Roger Gauntlett, General Manager of Coca-Cola Africa’s South Africa Franchise.