Coca Cola is one of the most popular drinks in the world as its sweet taste has made millions of people fall in love with it. It is also one of the few brands that exists almost on the entire planet.
Although it may seem impossible, there are three places in the world that have never heard of this soda and probably never heard of it. These countries are: Cuba, North Korea and Russia.
Before the Cuban revolution, the Coca Cola company had factories on the island, they even sold liquor. However, with the arrival of Fidel Castro in 1959 this had to be withdrawn because the government began to nationalize private companies.
Shift, Cuba has created a similar soft drink called ‘Tu Kola’. It is believed that the Coca-Cola soft drink circulates unofficially in the country and possibly comes from third countries, the BBC said.
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The company has never operated in this country. This is due to North Korea’s ideological problems and commercial reasons stemming from their centralized economy.
In the Asian country, he produces his own version of the American drink called Ryongjin Cola. Inputs for the production of this product are imported from one of the main trading partners, China.
Coca Cola was a product that was not sold in the Soviet Union, but when that country fell in 1991 and Russia was reestablished, the company reached the Eurasian country in the early 1990s.
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But, In February 2022, Vladimir Putin launched a military operation against Ukraine. In response, Coca Cola suspended its operations. Currently, the bottling company of this company continues its work and has started to distribute a product called Dobry Cola.
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