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With many years of experience in the sector and proven leadership skills, he heads the Bulgarian team of 1000 professionals responsible for the company’s development and its various lines of business in the country. Stefanov will succeed Saša Marković who takes over a new role within the Coca-Cola HBC. “After almost two decades as part of the Coca-Cola HBC Bulgaria family, the trust placed in me to take over the company’s management means a lot....

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More than 1,500 decares of polluted land close to water bodies were cleaned by hundreds of Coca-Cola HBC Bulgaria employees and partners during the 17th annual "My Green City" volunteer initiative. This event supports World Cleanup Day and is held in collaboration with bTV's "Let's Clean Bulgaria Together" campaign. The largest group of volunteers rolled up their sleeves in the capital, cleaning polluted areas in North Park, covering over 500 de...

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Mars to acuire Kellanova in snack food megadeal (www.bloombergtv.bg)

Transaction unites two iconic businesses with complementary footprints and portfolios of beloved brands Enables Mars to further shape the future of snacking and serve more consumers globally Kellanova shareholders to receive $83.50 per share in cash Strong cultural fit, bringing together two values-based and purpose-led businesses Mars, Incorporated, a family-owned, global leader in pet care, snacking and food, and Kellanova (NYSE: K), a leading company in global...

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Mars continues to decouple carbon emissions from business growth by reducing absolute GHG emissions in the full value chain by 16% since 2015  Mars 2023 Sustainable in a Generation Report shows a record 8% greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions reduction, doubling its total GHG reduction to 16% across its full value chain and delivering its largest single year reduction in GHG emissions against its 2015 baseline. In the same period, the Mars business has grown over 60% to...

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After the pandemic, Bulgarians have increased their consumption of chocolate products. Political instability does not change business plans, but the behavior of workers. The increase in the price of raw materials is not fully transferred to the final price. A number of products for foreign markets are produced in Svoge.   Read more

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