Corporate Social Responsibility And Organizational Ethics Report (Research Paper Sample)

Corporate social responsibility and Organizational Ethics Report
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Corporate social responsibility and Organizational Ethics Report
Introduction
The USA has several companies that are ever striving to both maintain their brands and as well make profits in the competitive world market. Take, for instance, the Coca-cola Company that is the worldwide largest beverage corporation, leading marketer and producer of soft drinks. Coca-cola is a company that any recent graduate yearn to work for in the USA (Lawrence & Weber, 2014). The company is not one that lives on its previous glories but instead focuses on the future as a call out. Thus, it continuously seeks fresh markets and modes of heightening its markets share in the already occupied environments. The company’s efforts are consistent. The company was established in 1982 at Georgia and legalized in 1919. It owns and markets numerous nonalcoholic drink brands, specifically carbonated beverages but also still beverages like; juice drinks and juices, ready to drink coffee and tea, sports and energy drinks, enhanced waters and waters (Sampson, 2016).
Additionally, the corporation possesses and markets the top global nonalcoholic beverage brands: Fanta, Diet Coke, Sprite, and Coca-Cola. It has managed to sell its finished beverage products to more than 200 nations worldwide. Coca-Cola avails its branded products to the world consumers through a company owned and monitored distribution and bottling practices as well as independent wholesalers, bottling partners, retailers, and distributors (Lawrence & Weber, 2014).
Coca-cola corporate social Responsibility