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analyst.
Dibadj said the focus
on craft sodas is an at-
tempt to emulate what
happened in the beer in-
dustry, where craft beers
have been the main driv-
er of growth. But Dibadj
thinks craft ’s potential
on soda may be more lim-
ited, since soda’s prob-
lem for most people isn’t
taste, but the calories.
There is no defi nition
for what makes a soda
“craft ,” but the trend is
characterized by traits
such as glass bottles and
ingredients that are seen
as more wholesome. Jai-
me Jose, a 21-year-old
student from New York,
doesn’t drink soda but
said she’s tempted to buy
the glass bottles of Coke
as an occasional treat.
“It’s that retro thing of
having a story behind it,”
Jose said.
The idea is compelling
enough that Coca-Cola
created a “craft bever-
ages team” last year that
oversees recently ac-
quired brands like Han-
sen’s.
It’s also presenting
its fl agship soda to fi t
craft sensibilities. Sandy
Douglas, head of Coke
North America, said last
year that Coke’s packag-
es by the end of the 1990s
were all “huge” and “bor-
ing.”
But he said the newer
aluminum bottles and
mini-cans were winning
back customers, partic-
ularly those with more
earning power. He also
said the smaller sizes
were in line with the
desire for more modest
portions.
Coke Chief Financial
Offi cer Kathy Waller said
she thinks such alterna-
tive sizes could “easily
go to 30 percent” of sales,
up from about 15 percent
last year.
Mexican Coke is also
expanding distribution
and enjoying double-dig-
it volume growth, al-
though it remains rela-
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bottles and sugar that
made it popular among
certain circles are in step
with the desire for “au-
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