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        "msgid": "nestle-and-coca-cola-boost-drinks-venture-1447893297",
        "date": "2001-01-31 00:00:00",
        "title": "Nestle and Coca-Cola boost drinks venture",
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        "source": "REUTERS",
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        "topic": null,
        "summary": "Nestle and Coca-Cola boost drinks venture ZURICH (Reuters): Swiss food group Nestle SA and U.S. beverages concern Coca-Cola Co said on Tuesday they would boost their coffee and tea joint-venture partnership by adding new brands and entering new markets. The 50-50 joint venture would be run as an independent entity from headquarters in Zurich.",
        "content": "<p>Nestle and Coca-Cola boost drinks venture<\/p>\n<p>ZURICH (Reuters): Swiss food group Nestle SA and U.S.<br>\nbeverages concern Coca-Cola Co said on Tuesday they would boost<br>\ntheir coffee and tea joint-venture partnership by adding new<br>\nbrands and entering new markets.<\/p>\n<p>The 50-50 joint venture would be run as an independent entity<br>\nfrom headquarters in Zurich.<\/p>\n<p>Marcel Rubin, spokesman for Nestle, said the ready-to-drink<br>\nbeverage sector was growing faster than the overall beverage<br>\nsector but he declined to give details.<\/p>\n<p>On top of the venture's existing Nestea and Nescafe brands,<br>\nCoca-Cola would add the Tian Yu Di and Yang Guang tea businesses<br>\nwhile Nestle would add the Belte tea business. These beverages<br>\nare sold both hot and cold, in machines and in shops.<\/p>\n<p>In a joint statement, the companies said the venture, now<br>\ncalled Coca-Cola and Nestle refreshments (CCNR), would be renamed<br>\nBeverage Partners Worldwide (BPW).<\/p>\n<p>BPW would function as an entrepreneural unit dedicated to<br>\ntapping the growth potential of emerging beverage segments, in<br>\nparticular ready-to-drink coffee, teas and beverages with a so-<br>\ncalled healthful positioning, which includes herbal teas.<\/p>\n<p>CCNR was formed in 1991, operates in 24 countries and is<br>\nstrong in the ready-to drink tea category.<\/p>\n<p>With an increased brand range, BPW would have a volume base of<br>\n250 million cases. The Nestle spokesman said this was some 1.5<br>\nbillion litres. He declined to give financial details.<\/p>\n<p>BPW would also focus on expanding its geographical reach,<br>\nlooking to enter new markets -- outside Japan -- with new and<br>\nexisting products.<\/p>\n<p>\"Beverage Partners Worldwide will operate with the full<br>\ncommitment of its two equity partners, but with the innovative<br>\nspirit, speed and culture of a start-up company,\" Nestle<br>\nexecutive vice-president Carlos Represas said.<\/p>\n<p>The Beverage Partners Worldwide venture would have a<br>\nmanagement team of about 60, led by chief executive Hans<br>\nSavonije, a Dutch national who would be based in Zurich.<\/p>",
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