Coca-Cola may use more plastic bottles to offset Trump’s aluminum tariff, CEO says
Coca-Cola may use more plastic bottles in the future over cans in the wake of President Donald Trump’s announced 25% tariff on aluminum imports.
Coca-Cola could use more plastic bottles in response to Trump tariffs
Coca-Cola’s exposure to aluminum and steel is a little more than a quarter of the company’s packaging mix, as of 2023 . Meanwhile, if Coca-Cola moved more product into plastic, it would expand a substrate that already accounted for nearly half of its packaging.
Trump tariffs force Coca-Cola to consider more PET packaging options
These tariffs are expected to drive up the cost of aluminium cans, which could significantly impact the price of the country's canned beverages and foods. Coca-Cola CEO James Quin
Coca-Cola, Ford CEOs React to Trump’s Steel and Aluminum Tariffs
Our nation requires steel and aluminum to be made in America, not in foreign lands,” President Trump said while signing the measures on Feb. 10. Unlike similar policies ordered by Trump in 2018, the new tariffs won’t carve out exemptions for trading partners like Canada and Mexico.
Coca-Cola is bringing back a classic to cope with Trump tariffs
Coca-Cola is considering a return to plastic bottles as it grapples with rising aluminum costs from President Donald Trump’s import tariffs.
Trump aluminium tariffs may mean Coca-Cola uses more PET, CEO says
The Coca-Cola chief executive was asked to quantify how much the company might have to change its use of packaging mix in the event of Trump’s tariffs coming into effect. “Loo
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Coca-Cola releasing commemorative cans, bottles to celebrate Ohio State’s National Championship
Coca-Cola is “raising a toast” to the Buckeye’s National Championship win with commemorative items. [DOWNLOAD: Free WHIO-TV News app for alerts as news breaks] Commemorative cans were ...
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Jimmie Johnson tabs Daytona 500, Coca-Cola 600 as his 2025 Cup races
and he participated in nine Cup events last year – a schedule that included the Daytona 500 and Coca-Cola 600. Just 20 drivers in Cup Series history have reached the 700-start plateau.