FEMSA quits Coca-Cola Philippines venture five years after taking 51% stake By Pearly Neo 10-Sep-2018 - Last updated on 11-Dec-2018 at 02:33 GMT Facebook Twitter Linkedin Email to a friend Coca-Cola FEMSA is to sell back its 51% stake in Coca-Cola Philippines, after a tough period marked by labour unrest and the introduction of a sugar tax.Read the full story here. August's Top 10 stories Singapore’s largest indoor farm to give food firms and national food security a boost FEMSA quits Coca-Cola Philippines venture five years after taking 51% stake Single-use plastics ban in India facing enforcement road bumps and packaging industry backlash Special Report — How to tackle Australia's obesity epidemic: Coca-Cola Amatil, Fonterra and Nestlé have their say Coca-Cola extends health drive with no- / low-sugar RTD tea drink range launch ‘Fabricated hysteria’: Food firms making dubious ‘no palm oil’ claims under fire as GAR highlights sustainability gains New natural sweeteners found: Wild plants in Yunnan sweeter than sucrose by at least 25 times Fake food in China: Newly listed e-commerce firm Pinduoduo vows to "thoroughly rectify and reform" practices Can unmanned convenience stores take-off in Indonesia? JD.com thinks so Indian GM testing: Regulator under fire after canola oil, corn and tofu found to contain traces Prev 1 2 3 4 5 … 11 Next