Will it be an amicable divorce between Castel and Coca-Cola?
According to Africa Business+ sources, the French industrial group and the US giant Coca-Cola are negotiating to stop the production of the American brand’s drinks in the African countries where Castel is present.
04/05/2022 at 17h26, by Africa Business+
“For the moment, we have no information. We will communicate officially in due course. It is not Brakina [Castel‘s subsidiary in Burkina] that is stopping the production of Coca-Cola, the decision concerns all countries where Castel is active, and the negotiations are going in the direction of the separation with the Coca-Cola group,” said our Africa Business+ source – a local Castel group executive interviewed on condition of anonymity.
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