Coca-Cola Europacific Partners
Coca-Cola Europacific Partners is one of the leading consumer goods companies in the world. We make, move and sell some the world’s most loved brands – serving 600 million consumers and helping 1.75 million customers across 29 countries grow.
We combine the strength and scale of a large, multi-national business with an expert, local knowledge of the customers we serve and communities we support. In Great Britain (GB) we employ some 3,600 people across England, Scotland and Wales across our 8 manufacturing sites, offices and depots. We’re proud to be a local business, with 97% of our products made in GB. We make sell and deliver the following products in GB for The Coca-Cola Company (TCCC): Coca-Cola original taste, Diet Coke, Coca-Cola Zero Sugar, Fanta, Dr Pepper, Sprite, Schweppes, GLACÉAU Smartwater, Powerade, Oasis, Appletiser and Costa Coffee RTD. In GB, we also make, sell and distribute Monster, Relentless and Reign Total Body Fuel.
Promotional VideoDRS: Preparing your store for October 2027
The UK Deposit Return Scheme launches on 1 October 2027 – watch CCEP and TOMRA’s expert guidance on what it means for your store
Partner FeaturePreparing for DRS: What to do now with one year to go
With 12 months until the UK’s deposit return scheme goes live, convenience retailers must act now on infrastructure, exemptions and staff training to avoid being left behind
Partner FeaturePreparing for DRS: how to exceed shopper expectations
With the UK’s deposit return scheme just over a year away, experts say convenience retailers should start planning now to deliver a seamless customer experience – and reap the financial rewards.
Partner FeatureHow convenience stores can prepare for the Deposit Return Scheme
With 13 months until the UK’s Deposit Return Scheme (DRS) launches, convenience retailers face unique challenges around space and equipment. Industry experts share practical guidance on navigating DRS implementation while building customer loyalty.
Partner FeaturePreparing for DRS: How to get the big decisions right
Thirteen months to go: time to get your prep done for the UK’s deposit return scheme (DRS)
Partner FeatureFIFA World Cup 2026: a playbook for convenience retailers
With the FIFA World Cup 2026 set to generate significant grocery spend uplift, convenience retailers have a golden opportunity to capitalise on match-day shopping missions and social viewing occasions throughout the tournament.
AdvertorialCoca-Cola celebrates and spotlights convenience store owners
As it celebrates 125 years of being in Great Britain, Coca-Cola pays homage to its long-standing relationship with the convenience store sector by recognising some of ‘The Bosses’ of the industry.
Partner FeatureWhy now is the time to invest in the alcohol ready-to-drink category
The burgeoning alcohol ready-to-drink category offers consumers convenience and exciting brand pairings, inspiring purchase. So how can c-store retailers capture spend in this fast-growing market?
Partner FeatureDrive soft drinks sales this summer
As the weather warms up from spring into summer, discover the top tips from Coca-Cola Europacific Partners on refreshing your soft drinks sales and capitalising on outdoor gatherings.
Promotional VideoHow to take advantage of the growing alcohol ready-to-drink market
How retailers can capitalise on the rapidly developing £552m alcohol ready-to-drink (ARTD) market
Partner FeatureWhy are energy drinks big business for convenience stores?
Energy drinks are now worth more than £922m and continue to go from strength-to-strength. Here, Pippa Foster, associate director of commercial development at Coca-Cola Europacific Partners (CCEP), explains what trends are driving the category’s growth and how independent retailers can tap into this opportunity.
Partner FeatureThree months until the HFSS locational regulations – is your store ready?
With HFSS implementation just three months away, it’s important for affected retailers to start giving some thought to how display regulations will impact their store, says Aaron Patel, HFSS strategic project lead at Coca-Cola Europacific Partners (CCEP).
Partner FeatureHow to boost your energy drinks sales
Energy drinks are now worth £1.47bn. Find how to capitalise on the continued evolution of the category and why it is key to exciting new and existing shoppers, while meeting changing consumer demands.
Partner FeatureSupercharge your energy drinks sales in 2021
Energy drinks account for one in three on-the-go soft drinks sold in convenience in GB1 and are the largest soft drinks segment2. Is your fixture meeting its full potential?
Features and analysisFive top merchandising tips from CCEP for the soft drinks segment
Coca-Cola European Partners believes stocking a wide range of low and no-sugar variants is vital
Features and analysisCCEP: ‘Core segments for convenience are cola, energy and flavoured carbonates’
Mark Cumming from Coca-Cola European Partners discusses the growing importance of soft drinks to convenience stores
Features and analysisWhat are the key trends in the soft drinks category?
Affordability and the rise of in-home occasions will increase in importance, says Mark Cumming of Coca-Cola European Partners
Promotional VideoCoronavirus: insight from CCEP into how shopper behaviour has changed in lockdown
Field Sales Director Ali Adderley explains how shoppers are looking for affordable treats like sparkling soft drinks, in larger packs to enjoy at home – and the role PMPs have to support this
Partner FeatureHow coronavirus has changed convenience shopper behaviour
While we all hope things go back to normal as soon and as safely as possible, we can be pretty certain of some long-term changes in consumer behaviour, which suppliers and retailers must adapt to