Coca-Cola profits fall
DRINKS manufacturer Coca-Cola reported a 78pc fall in profits, mainly due to more than €11.5m in restructuring charges.
The Irish arm of Coca-Cola recorded just €953,000 in profits compared to €4.4m the previous year. Revenues fell by 13pc to €212.8m, according to accounts filed with the Companies Office.
Coca-Cola HBC Ireland restructured its business through the year, resulting in 130 redundancies.
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