Coca-Cola ends Turkish probe with expanded cooler-access rule
( June 18, 2026, 12:30 GMT | Official Statement) -- MLex Summary: The Turkish distribution arm of drinks giant Coca-Cola has offered to allocate 35 percent of the coolers it owns in traditional sales outlets to rival products, alongside commitments including new rules for discounts. The commitments are meant to allay the national competition authority's concerns that Coca-Cola was shutting out rivals through exclusivity and discounts. The conditions will be reviewed after three years, Turkey's antitrust authority said on Thursday.Statement follows. ...
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