The Coca-Cola Company (TCCC) is the world’s largest manufacturer of non-alcoholic beverages. Worldwide, TCCC has more than 400 different products. The most well-known being: Coca-Cola®, Fanta® and Sprite®, which are the most sold beverages in the world.

Coca-Cola Drikker AS (CCD) was established in 1996, and was acquired by Coca-Cola Enterprises in 2010. It is today named Coca-Cola Enterprises Norge AS (CCEN). In Norway, the Coca-Cola product range extends to Chaqwa hot drinks, Burn energy drinks and Bonaqua Silver mineral water in addition to Coca-Cola®, Coca-Cola zero®, Coca-Cola light®, Fanta®, Fanta Free®, Sprite®, Sprite Zero®, Tab X-tra®, Bonaqua®, MER®, Kuli®, Urge® and Powerade®.

The main office and soft drink production plant is located in Lørenskog, outside Oslo. The company cooperates with the breweries Hansa Borg, Aass, Mack and Telemark Kildevann, that produces or distribute some of the TCCC products in the different regions of Norway. Approx. 70% of the soft drink volume is manufactured in Lørenskog, and in 2010 close to 45% of the products sold were sugar free. CCD has approximately 950 employees, and is responsible for the production, distribution and sales in Norway. The brand management and the marketing strategies are managed by the company Coca-Cola Norge AS with eight employees, also based in Lørenskog.