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DILIP PATEL
Ahmedabad, 18 December 2023
On 29 June 2023, the company is setting up a third plant in Gujarat after the World Health Organization (WHO) declared that excessive sweetness of Coca-Cola can cause cancer. Which was swallowed by Gujarat’s Thums Up company. Morarji Desai, a native of Gujarat and former Prime Minister of India, banned Coca-Cola in India. Now in Gujarat, Gujarati Modi and BJP are strengthening Cola.
In India, Hindustan Coca-Cola Beverages Company of the American company Coca-Cola has signed an agreement of Rs 3000 crore with the Gujarat government on 13 December 2023. A Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) was signed. aerated beverages in will start operations in 2026. This will provide employment to 500 people. Hindustan Coca-Cola Beverages has around 285 distributors and 2,24,000 retail distributors in Gujarat. Will acquire more retailers.
The company has been allotted 1.6 lakh square meter of land (SM-52) to set up the plant in Sanand Industrial Estate-2. The government has expedited the approval process and has also allotted land to the company. The foreign direct investment (FDI) will be made by International Refreshments (India) Private Limited, which is part of TCCC.
This plant will be completely automated with robotic technology. It will also feature Internet of Things (IoT) and machine-learning technologies. It will also have automated storage and retrieval systems. People will get work only in the construction phase. Only 400 people will work. The West will supply to India and is likely to expand later. The main attraction of this proposed Coca-Cola plant will be a state-of-the-art plant
Launched in mid-2018, fully digital in 2019 and with a world-class facility. In which 40 percent women work. The total 3 plants number of employees in the state will be only 1500. There are 16 factories in India. Manufactures 60 products under seven categories. By March 2023 Rs. Earned Rs 13 thousand crores. Coca-Cola India invested Rs 13,000 crore in India during 1993–2011. Which will increase to Rs. by 2020. It had become Rs 32 thousand crores.
It has already made two major investments in Gujarat through its bottling partners. Coca Cola has invested a total of 18 million dollars for both of them. This is a green building. Coca-Cola’s HCCB is one of the largest FMCG companies in India. These include Minute Maid, Maaza, Smartwater, Kinley, Thums Up, Sprite, Coca-Cola, Limca, Fanta, Georgia. It has 3,900 distributors, 250,000 farmers, 7,000 suppliers and more than 2 million retail outlets. Makes 55 items. Rajkot may have plants for making aeration.
Since 2016, Coca-Cola company was considering investment in Sanand. 3 plants were closed in 2016. 4 new plants were to be started. Started negotiations for Sanand plant. After 8 years this company has agreed to come to Gujarat. The company is about 33 km from Ahmedabad. Its plant is located far away in Goblej. Apart from this, there is also a plant in Sanand. The other one is in the field. Both of them started with an investment of $1.8 million.
Coca-Cola lost Rs 29,300 crore in 2021 due to two words of footballer Ronaldo. Cristiano Ronaldo got angry after seeing a cold drink bottle in the press conference and said that we should get into the habit of drinking water and not cold drinks. He had said this while appearing in Coca Cola advertisement.
Gujarat company drank coca
Gujarat Bottling Company Limited which is a Gujarat based company. A case of breach of contract was filed against Coca Cola Company of the franchise agreement.
Gujarat Bottling Company (hereinafter known as GBC) is owned by Ahmedabad Advertising and Marketing Consultants Limited and Pinakin. There were two stakeholders named in it. Shah held 79% of the total shares.
Coca Cola sold soft drinks in India until 1977. The trade system was disrupted due to changes in the economic policies of Morarji Desai’s government. This led to the emergence of many local companies from Gujarat with products such as Limca and Maaza. One of them was Parle.
On September 20, 1993, Gujarat Bottling Company – Parle entered into an agreement with Coca Cola Company to bottle and distribute “Thums Up”, “Maaza”, “Limca”, “Rim Zim” and “Gold Spot”. Whose brand trademarks were acquired.
Most of the shares were transferred to representatives of PepsiCo, thereby transferring ownership rights. The new owners argued that the 1994 agreement superseded the existing 1993 agreement. So it gave Coca Cola 90 days’ notice to terminate the 1994 agreement. He also forwarded designs for Pepsi products operating outside the scope of the terms of the 1993 agreement.
Cancer – who
Drinking Coca-Cola increases the risk of cancer! The World Health Organization (WHO) has confirmed this. WHO has issued a warning regarding this. He said the artificial sweetener aspartame, which sweetens Coca-Cola and other drinks and foods, poses a cancer risk.
WHO has warned that artificial sweeteners added to food and beverages can invite diseases like cancer. Food and beverage companies use artificial sweeteners in place of sugar, most of which contain aspartame.
Aspartame contains no calories. cold drink
Contains approximately 95% aspartame. WHO has warned that these artificial sweeteners in food items can invite diseases like cancer. Diet Coke or chewing gum are full of artificial sweeteners. To avoid the deadly disease, it is important to know in which products the artificial sweetener aspartame is used in the highest quantities.
A study conducted on the effects of aspartame on more than one lakh people revealed that the risk of cancer is highest among those who use the artificial sweetener.
Aspartame is a popular artificial sweetener that has been declared a probable carcinogen by the WHO.
The daily intake limit for aspartame has been set at 50 mg per kilogram of body weight per day, while the European Union has set a limit of 40 mg per kilogram per day.
While the American multinational manufactures its soft drinks in more than 900 plants worldwide, it should not be forgotten that Coca-Cola’s original flavor from 1886 to 1990 contained cocaine.
‘Thums-Up’ was Coca-Cola’s rival in India. After liberalisation, the company bought an Indian competitor.
During 2003–04, cold drinks sold in India were claimed to contain pesticides, causing a major impact on the company’s sales.
Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi has called for adding fruit juice to soft drinks to improve the condition of farmers and make soft drinks healthier. Earlier, Venezuelan leader Hugo Savaz had called on people to buy local drinks instead of Coca-Cola or Pepsi.
In India too, people are appealing on social media to drink sugarcane juice, lemonade or coconut water instead of drinking cold drinks like Coca-Cola or Pepsi.
In the year 2021, football star Ronaldo removed Coca-Cola bottles from the stage during a press conference, causing a loss of four billion dollars (approximately Rs 32 thousand) to the company’s total market capitalization.
Pepsi is considered Coca-Cola’s major competitor worldwide, but in the early years Pepsi offered to acquire Coca-Cola twice.
in Germany (Fritz Cola), RC Cola (USA), Big Cola or Cola Real (South and Central America), Inca Cola (Peru), Vita Cola (formerly East Germany), Cola Turka (Turkey), Zamzam Cola (Iran ), Jalmust (Sweden) etc. are cola based company drinks.
A cola drink called Coca Pola was introduced in Colombia, notorious for drugs. Apart from this, energy drinks containing cola, beer, brandy and rum were also introduced, which were challenged by Coca Cola.
In 1985, a ‘new version’ of Coca-Cola was introduced, which was slightly sweeter. This flavor was considered an imitation of Pepsi. Angry consumers protested around the world, including in the United States, and TV programs and newspaper articles were written about it. Coca-Cola eventually reintroduced its old flavor as ‘Classic’.
Coca-Cola was sold in Israel, so the Arab League announced a boycott, which benefited Pepsi.
Cola companies, including Coca-Cola, are accused of spreading plastic pollution and exploiting local water resources.
Coca Cola became a symbol of ‘American colonialism’ during the Cold War.
The company claims that more than seven lakh people work for the company in its more than 900 bottling plants and 225 bottling partners worldwide.
Coca-Cola’s Santa Claus advertising campaign was so successful that some people believe that the red Santa Claus was the company’s ‘invention’, but the company officially denies this.
The company has also introduced caffeine-free and diet cokes for health-conscious consumers.
Aspartame has been used in Coke for decades, the Washington Post reports. It is widely used in many countries. Aspartame is used as a sugar substitute. Which sweetens many food items including cakes. It is an artificial sweetener.
The International Agency for Research on Cancer (IARC) and the World Health Organization (WHO) also sought to declare it a carcinogen. This sweetener will be placed on the list of possible causes of cancer. The US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) approved aspartame for human consumption in 1981. But it has been amended five times since then. More than 90 countries including India have approved its use. The artificial sweetener aspartame has no calories, but it is about 200 times sweeter than table sugar. FSSAI has mandated that products containing aspartame must clearly mention the name of the sweetener. The increasing use of artificial sweeteners has raised concerns around the world.
In July 2023, an assessment of the health effects of the non-sugar sweetener aspartame was released by the International Agency for Research on Cancer (IARC) and a joint expert committee of the World Health Organization (WHO) and the Food and Agriculture Organization. (FAO).
Partially responsible for carcinogenicity in humans. IARC has classified aspartame as carcinogenic to humans. In which the daily intake of 40 mg/kg was confirmed. The committee confirmed that it is safe for a person to consume this limit daily. Intake was recommended according to body weight.
Various food and beverage products since the 1980s
The two are used widely, including in diet drinks, chewing gum, gelatin, ice cream, yogurt, breakfast cereals, toothpaste and dairy products such as cough syrups.
Every year 1 in 6 people die from cancer.
Both organizations conducted independent but complementary reviews to assess the potential carcinogenic risk and other health risks associated with aspartame consumption. This question
This was the third time IARC had evaluated aspartame and the third time JECF had evaluated it.
Specifically, hepatocellular carcinoma, a type of liver cancer, has led to aspartame being classified as possibly carcinogenic to humans (Group 2B). There was limited evidence of cancer in experimental animals and evidence of possible mechanisms of cancer.
The evidence for an association between aspartame consumption and cancer in humans is not strong.
The IARC and JECFA evaluations of the effects of aspartame were based on scientific data collected from multiple sources, including peer-reviewed papers, government reports, and studies conducted for regulatory purposes. The studies were reviewed by independent experts.
Truth
Aspartame is a non-nutritive sweetener (NNS). It has not been conclusively linked to any serious side effects or health problems, but people with certain conditions should use caution when taking it.
It is claimed that consumption of aspartame causes adverse side effects.
As the body processes aspartame, some of it breaks down into methanol. Consumption of fruits, fruit juices, fermented beverages, and some vegetables also produces methanol.
A 2015 study showed that aspartame was the largest source of methanol in the American diet. Methanol is toxic in large amounts, although even small amounts may be of concern when mixed with free methanol due to increased absorption.
Free methanol is present in some foods and is also formed when aspartame is heated.
An infographic by British pharmacist Neeraj Naik shows how much harm 330 ml of Coca-Cola can do to the body within 1 hour of consumption. The pungent sweetness makes a person vomit as soon as it enters the body. However, the phosphoric acid present in the drink reduces the sweetness. Blood sugar levels increase dramatically within 20 minutes of drinking cola, causing increased insulin levels. The liver then converts the extra sugar into fat.
heroin like effect
Within 40 minutes, the body absorbs all the caffeine from the cola. This caffeine increases blood pressure. Coca-Cola blocks adenosine receptors in the brain, which prevents drowsiness. Its effects are comparable to heroin. This makes the person want to drink another can.
After one hour of drinking the drink, sugar will start decreasing, which will cause irritability and drowsiness. Vital nutrients from the body as well as water from the cola will be released through urine.
The infographic applies to all caffeinated fizzy drinks, not just Coca-Cola.
Coke not only contains high fructose corn syrup, but it is also full of refined salt and caffeine. Its regular consumption can lead to high blood pressure, heart disease, diabetes and obesity.
According to a 2018 study, these drinks increase levels of certain compounds and chemicals that interfere with brain activity, increasing the risk of stroke and dementia.
Regular consumption of sugary beverages can affect the quality and duration of a person’s sleep cycle. Some compounds also affect memory and motor coordination, which may contribute to the development of attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) in children.
Sugar-sweetened beverages like cola play a role in the development of this chronic disease.
A 2016 study on rats found that rats that drank Coca-Cola showed signs of decreased kidney and liver function compared to rats that did not drink soda.
This drink rapidly increases blood sugar levels and affects the pleasure centers of the brain in a similar way to heroin. Recent research has added evidence of the link between sugary beverages and diabetes and has confirmed the adverse effects of these beverages on brain, kidney and liver activity. (Google translation from Gujarati)
