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1-Strict import and advertising regulations, especially for sugary products.

2-Growing middle class, but risks like inflation remain

3-Consumers like global brands, but health awareness is rising.

4-Improving infrastructure, good opportunity to invest locally.

5- Concerns about plastic waste, need eco-friendly packaging.

6- Must follow labeling laws and health warning regulations.

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1-• Investigating government regulations related to food and beverage imports

2.

• Understanding income levels and economic stability to price products effectively and predict demand.

3.

• Assessing cultural attitudes toward sugary drinks and foreign brands to tailor marketing and product offerings.

4.

• Analyzing the capability of local manufacturing and distribution systems for production and delivery efficiency.

5.

• Looking into regulations on plastic use and sustainability practices to align with environmental standards.

6.

• Complying with labeling laws and health warnings to meet legal requirements.

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1. Political:
Coca-Cola must follow the country’s rules about bringing in drinks and advertising. Some places limit ads for sugary drinks, especially for kids.

2. Economic:
In many emerging markets, people have low to middle income. Coca-Cola needs to make sure their prices match what people can afford.

3. Social:
Some people may not like sugary drinks for health reasons, while others may love foreign brands like Coca-Cola. It depends on local culture.

4. Technological:
Coca-Cola should check if the country has good factories, machines, and delivery systems. If not, they might need to invest in them.

5. Environmental:
Many countries now care about the environment, especially plastic waste. Coca-Cola might need to use eco-friendly packaging or recycle.

6. Legal:
Coca-Cola must follow local labeling laws — like writing ingredients, sugar levels, and health warnings on bottles and cans.

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1. Political:

Check rules on importing drinks and how Coca-Cola can advertise.

2. Economic:

Look at people’s income and if the country has a stable economy.

3. Social:

Find out if people like sugary drinks and trust foreign brands.

4. Technological:

See if the country has good machines and systems for making and delivering drinks.

5. Environmental:

Check for rules or concerns about plastic bottles and pollution.

6. Legal:

Follow local laws for labels and health warnings on the products.

# data[].attributes.body
1.

• Investigating government regulations related to food and beverage imports

2.

• Understanding income levels and economic stability to price products effectively and predict demand.

3.

• Assessing cultural attitudes toward sugary drinks and foreign brands to tailor marketing and product offerings.

4.

• Analyzing the capability of local manufacturing and distribution systems for production and delivery efficiency.

5.

• Looking into regulations on plastic use and sustainability practices to align with environmental standards.

6.

• Complying with labeling laws and health warnings to meet legal requirements.

# data[].attributes.body
1. Political:

Check rules on importing drinks and how Coca-Cola can advertise.

2. Economic:

Look at people’s income and if the country has a stable economy.

3. Social:

Find out if people like sugary drinks and trust foreign brands.

4. Technological:

See if the country has good machines and systems for making and delivering drinks.

5. Environmental:

Check for rules or concerns about plastic bottles and pollution.

6. Legal:

Follow local laws for labels and health warnings on the products.

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1-Governments often regulate food imports, requiring safety approvals, and control advertising, especially for health and children-related content.
2-Average income levels in emerging markets are relatively low but rising, especially among the growing middle class. Economic stability varies, with steady growth but potential risks like inflation and currency fluctuations.
3. Examine people's preferences, way of life, and any prevailing cultural patterns.  Do they like sugary drinks or are they into healthier ones.
4-Manufacturing and Distribution:
Evaluate the local infrastructure for manufacturing and distribution.
Consider the availability of modern technology in production processes, logistics capabilities.
5-many countries have regulations on plastic use due to pollution concerns, pushing for recycling, biodegradable packaging, or reduced plastic use.
6-Coca-Cola must follow local laws on labeling, showing ingredients, nutrition info, and health warnings, especially for sugar.