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Home--Campaigns--Coca-Cola Coke's Water World Coke has two "international" bottled waters: Dasani, which is sold predominantly in North and South America, and Bonaqua, available mainly in Europe. Dasani was first introduced in 1999. Bonaqua has been around since the late 1980s. Here are details about some -- but not all -- of Coke's other waters, including a few owned or partly owned by Coke bottlers: Country: AustraliaBrand name: Mount Franklin Note: Owned and distributed by bottler Coke Amatil Country: Australia Brand name: Neverfail Note: This isn't part of Coke yet but could be: Coke Amatil is making a bid to buy the company Country: Australia Brand name: Pump Note: Developed in 2000 Country: Belgium Brand name: Chaudfontaine Note: Atlanta-based bottler Coca-Cola Enterprises has announced plans to buy this brand Country: Chile Brand name: Vital Note: Acquired in 1995; no. 2 brand in Chile Country: China Brand name: Sensation Note: Dates to 2001 Country: Great Britain Brand name: Malvern Note: Very old brand; acquired in 1999 Country: Greece Brand name: Avra and Lyttos Note: Sold by bottler Coca-Cola HBC Country: Hungary Brand name: NaturAqua Note: Newly launched this year Country: India Brand name: Kinley Note: Developed in 2000 Country: Indonesia Brand name: Ades Note: Acquired in 1999 Country: Japan Brand name: Nihon Alps Mori No Mizudayori Note: Dates to 1999 Country: Mexico Brand name: Ciel Note: Developed in 1997 and enlarged through Coke's 2002 purchase of another brand, Risco (this name is being phased out) Country: Poland Brand name: Multivita Note: Acquired by Coke and bottler Coca-Cola HBC this year Country: Romania Brand name: Dorna Note: Acquired by Coke and bottler Coca-Cola HBC this year Country: Switzerland Brand name: Valser Note: Acquired by Coke and bottler Coca-Cola HBC in 2002 Country: Turkey Brand name: Turkuaz Note: Developed in 2001 Country: United States Brand name: Dannon Note: Part of a Coke joint venture inked in 2002 with Groupe Danone Country: United States Brand name: Evian Note: Sold in North America as part of a marketing and distribution agreement signed in 2002 with Groupe Danone Country: Venezuela Brand name: Nevada Note: Dates to 1996 Sources: Coca-Cola, Coca-Cola bottlers, staff research FAIR USE NOTICE. This document contains copyrighted material whose use has not been specifically authorized by the copyright owner. India Resource Center is making this article available in our efforts to advance the understanding of corporate accountability, human rights, labor rights, social and environmental justice issues. We believe that this constitutes a 'fair use' of the copyrighted material as provided for in section 107 of the U.S. Copyright Law. If you wish to use this copyrighted material for purposes of your own that go beyond 'fair use,' you must obtain permission from the copyright owner. |
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