A strong performance from its Zero Sugar and Diet Coke brands has allowed Coca-Cola to beat expectations in its second quarter results, with a 5 percent rise in revenue in the quarter and a 34 percent increase in operating profit to $2.7 billion.
A strong performance from its Zero Sugar and Diet Coke brands has allowed Coca-Cola to beat expectations in its second quarter results, with a 5 percent rise in revenue in the quarter and a 34 percent increase in operating profit to $2.7 billion.
