India, Feb. 12 -- Coca-Cola is reexamining its packaging approach in light of recent tariff measures that are driving up the cost of imported aluminum. The beverage giant, which sources aluminum for its iconic cans from Canada, is now exploring alternative packaging options to manage potential price increases.
During a recent earnings call, Chief Executive James Quincey emphasized that while a 25 percent rise in aluminum prices is notable, the overall impact on the company's multibillion-dollar operation is expected to remain modest.
"If one package experiences an increase in input costs, we have other packaging options available to ensure we continue to compete effectively in the affordability space," Quincey explained.
He specifically ...