Coca-Cola Vietnam opens new plants

Jun 13th at 13:30
13-06-2014 13:30:00+07:00

Coca-Cola Vietnam opens new plants

Coca-Cola Beverages Vietnam Ltd. (Coca-Cola Vietnam) on Wednesday celebrated the unveiling of its new manufacturing infrastructure in Ha Noi and HCM City.

The new infrastructure is part of the US$300 million investment in Vietnam from 2013 to 2015 and represents Coca-Cola's continued commitments in long-term business development and contributions to the sustainable development of local societies.

"With a strong desire to bring simple moments of pleasure to Vietnamese consumers, we have continued to invest in innovation and technology," said Irial Finan, executive vice president of the Coca-Cola Company and president of the Company's Bottling Investments Group.

The new investments will improve production efficiency, saving 10 per cent electricity, 15 per cent steam and 20 per cent water usage, according to Finan.

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