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Inside Coca-Cola's ‘mega plants’ and their legacy of community impact

Summary by Visayan Daily Star
Though much has changed over the 114 years that Coca-Cola has called the Philippines home, its facilities continue to inspire a sense of pride among the
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Visayan Daily StarVisayan Daily Star

Inside Coca-Cola's ‘mega plants’ and their legacy of community impact

Though much has changed over the 114 years that Coca-Cola has called the Philippines home, its facilities continue to inspire a sense of pride among the

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Visayan Daily Star broke the news in on Tuesday, March 31, 2026.
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