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Coca-Cola Cans Display Bahamian Pride
NASSAU, BAHAMAS – The Caribbean Bottling Company puts some personal touches on its Coca-Cola cans for its 50th Independence campaign.
NASSAU, BAHAMAS – Flamingos, cowbells, and accordions. These are just some of the personal touches put on by the Caribbean Bottling Company for its 50th Independence campaign.
The company which has been in The Bahamas for over 80 years is once again using its products to creatively express Bahamian pride and highlight culture for the country’s Golden Jubilee.
Marketing Director Jonathan Thronebury says the project came as a result of a partnership with the Independence Secretariat.
As a corporate company, touching lives in the community is something that Thronebury says important.
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