A multinacional Heineken fecha com a Danone, um dos líderes mundiais no setor de alimento e bebidas não alcoólicas após parceria com Coca Cola

Multinational Heineken Partners With Danone, One of the World Leaders in Food and Non-Alcoholic Beverages, After Collaboration with Coca-Cola

Written by Flavia Marinho

Published on 06/03/2021 at 15:11

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After closing a deal with the global leader in non-alcoholic beverages Coca Cola, starting in April, the brewery Heineken will begin distributing the Bonafont water brand from Danone in the South and Southeast regions of Brazil. Together, the two aim to capture market share. Looking for a job? Amazon, the global e-commerce leader, is calling candidates without experience in SP.

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For the brewery, the partnership brings non-alcoholic beverages and expands the menu offered to customers. For Danone, it’s an opportunity to increase Bonafont’s presence outside São Paulo. According to Danone, Bonafont is the leader in the most populous state in the country.

Heineken Seeks to Have More Products to Distribute

Heineken sees room to house brands that align with its products, especially in bars and restaurants, within its distribution network. In turn, Danone hopes to increase the brand’s market share by 50% in the markets included in the partnership. The revamped partnership with Coca Cola officially begins in mid-year.

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Multinational Heineken Partners With Danone, One of the World Leaders in Food and Non-Alcoholic Beverages, After Collaboration with Coca-Cola

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