US EditionCoca-Cola tops earnings estimates, keeps full-year outlook as it expects minimal tariff disruption
- Coca-Cola reported better-than-expected earnings of $3.3 billion for the quarter, a 5% increase compared to last year, despite a revenue drop to $11.1 billion.
- Coca-Cola expects tariff impacts to be manageable, despite facing challenges from a 25% tariff on aluminum used for cans.
- During the first quarter, Coca-Cola's case volumes grew by 2%, driven by demand in China, India, and Brazil.
- Coca-Cola adjusted its full-year earnings expectations, now predicting a growth of 7% to 9%, down from 8% to 10%.
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