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If you are watching Coca Cola this week, there’s plenty to digest from boardroom buzz to bottle redesigns and even a touch of pop star glitz. The business world is awaiting October 21 with bated breath, as that’s when Coca Cola unveils its third-quarter financials. According to Ainvest, analysts forecast a non-GAAP profit of 78 cents per share—slightly up from last year, and the annual EPS could hit 2 dollars 97 cents, climbing over three percent from 2024. Investors are divided though, as the stock has slipped nearly seven percent in the past year, lagging behind broader markets. But analyst consensus remains firmly bullish, with a “Strong Buy” rating and a near 20 percent upside suggested for the stock price, so Coca Cola’s trajectory could shift quickly if earnings impress.
Away from Wall Street, Coca Cola has given sustainability efforts a major push. As reported by the SupplySide Supplement Journal, Sprite’s iconic green bottles are being transitioned to clear plastic starting August first, a move aimed at making recycling more effective. Meanwhile, DASANI water in North America and Canada now uses bottles made from 100 percent recycled PET plastic, a step expected to save about 20 million pounds of new plastic and slash greenhouse gas emissions by twenty-five thousand metric tons this year alone. Coca Cola’s latest quarterly results noted progress toward a circular economy for packaging, and the company is rolling out similar initiatives in Japan—all this signals a significant long-term stake in eco-friendly packaging.
In the marketing realm, Coke is redefining its effectiveness agenda, according to MarketingWeek. Growth remains at the heart of strategy, but new methods and metrics around consumer engagement and campaign effectiveness are driving internal shifts. Social media is abuzz as well: in New Zealand, Coke Studio teamed up with Drax Project for a pop-up promotion running October third to sixth, giving away event invites to fans who buy via vending machines—terms shared by Coca Cola Oceania. On Instagram, fans competed for double-pass invites by commenting the first line from Drax Project’s song “Around U”—these winners are being messaged directly, per official promo rules.
Community action got real flowers this week as Coca Cola UNITED donated a van to Birmingham’s Community Kitchens, helping deliver over forty-four thousand meals a year to residents in need. On the product rollout front, Britain saw Diet Cherry Coke return to Tesco shelves in retro 80s packaging, stirring nostalgia as the news swept UK social feeds.
As for big in-person events, Sprite is hosting “House of Heat” with Nando’s in Melbourne on October 30, blending spicy chicken, ice-cold Sprite, games, and challenges—a guest-list-only event celebrated widely on social. Meanwhile, Fanta’s partnership with Xbox for International Coffee Day hit European headlines, spotlighting culture and community.
Looking ahead, job seekers should note Coca Cola’s Georgia Tech networking night on October 21, featuring pitches for internships and summer roles—details broadcast across career portals.
No major controversies, scandals, or executive drama have surfaced in the past few days. Most headlines pivot on growth potential, sustainability, and creative marketing. If you blinked, you missed a week packed with financial anticipations, packaging pivots, influencer tie-ins, and a dash of nostalgia that keeps the world’s most iconic beverage firm as relevant as ever.
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