Higher prices help push Coca-Cola sales ahead of expectations

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// The group continues to expect full-year organic revenue growth of 7-8%

Coca-Cola has reported first-quarter sales of £8.2 billion ($10.5 billion), ahead of market expectations, with organic growth of 18%.

Furthermore, underlying operating profit grew 24% to £2.7 billion ($3.4 billion). That reflected higher revenue offsetting increased marketing and acquisition costs.

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Higher prices help push Coca-Cola sales ahead of expectations

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// The group continues to expect full-year organic revenue growth of 7-8%

Coca-Cola has reported first-quarter sales of £8.2 billion ($10.5 billion), ahead of market expectations, with organic growth of 18%.

Furthermore, underlying operating profit grew 24% to £2.7 billion ($3.4 billion). That reflected higher revenue offsetting increased marketing and acquisition costs.

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