Coca-Cola in Russia will be sold under the Dobry Kola brand

Coca-Cola will sell its flagship drink under the Dobry Cola brand in Russia. This was announced by the founder of the Teremok fast food chain Mikhail Goncharov.

According to Goncharov, his network received a notification from the Coca-Cola company. “We will try to sell it,” the businessman said, stressing that there are other drinks “based on cola” on the Russian market.

The businessman suggested that sales would be based on the popularity of the Dobry juice, which is produced by the Multon company, owned by Coca-Cola. According to Interfax, recently the Russian division of the company, Coca-Cola HBC Eurasia, was renamed Multon Partners.

• The Coca-Cola Company said in June that it would stop selling beverages under its brands in Russia after existing stocks run out. The reason for this was the war in Ukraine.
• The Coca-Cola Company stopped supplying the concentrate for its flagship drink to Russia back in March.