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Business, 02.07.2020 01:01 maddiem5027

Why did TCCC make the decision to develop and launch Coke Life? What external and internal factors led to that decision? How did TCCC position Coke Life? Which customer segment did Coke Life target? What is Coke Life’s value proposition? How does Coke Life create value for its target customers? How was the launch executed? How do you evaluate the launch of Coke Life from an ethical perspective?

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