Coca-Cola is reportedly raising prices of Diet Coke cans in India by more than 10% due to supply disruptions caused by the ongoing naval blockade affecting shipping through the Strait of Hormuz, according to Indian media reports.
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A report from Indian media, cited by N12, states that Coca-Cola has raised the price of Diet Coke cans in India by more than 10%, attributing the move to supply chain disruptions linked to the ongoing naval blockade of the Strait of Hormuz. The blockade has previously been cited by Iranian officials and manufacturers as a driver of inflation and import shortages, as The Zioneer reported earlier this month.
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