he Coca-Cola system in South Africa has an economic impact of R51.2 billion , Company claims

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A study reveals that Coca-Cola in South Africa contributed R51.2 billion to the economy in 2024, supporting over 87,000 jobs and purchasing R25.6 billion from local suppliers, showcasing its role in local development and community engagement.

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2026-03-23 18:51:53

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A new study by global consulting firm Steward Redqueen reveals that the Coca-Cola system in South Africa contributed R51.2 billion in value-added economic impact in 2024 and supported over 87,000 direct and indirect jobs. The system also purchased R25.6 billion worth of goods and services from local suppliers, strengthening various South African industries. This highlights Coca-Cola’s significant role in the country’s economic development and its commitment to local investment and community engagement, including water stewardship initiatives.

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