"The Coca-Cola Company reported strong worldwide volume growth of 4 per cent in the second quarter and 5 per cent year-to-date," the company said in a statement.
The rise in volume during the quarter was driven by many big developed markets such as Japan with four per cent jump and one per cent increase each in North America and Germany, it added.
The company said it also witnessed "strong growth in key emerging markets such as India (20 per cent), Russia (9 per cent), China (7 per cent) and Brazil (6 per cent)".
However, some other key regions, including the Europe, saw volume declines.
"Volume performance was soft in regions of Europe such as Central and Southern Europe and Northwest Europe and Nordics, both down 5 per cent in the quarter, as a result of the ongoing economic slowdown and unfavourable weather," it said.
Coca-Cola, however, reported a fall in its net income to USD 2.79 billion in the quarter ended June 29 from USD 2.8 billion in the year-ago period. Its net operating revenue went up to USD 13.09 billion from USD 12.74 billion.
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Talking about sparkling beverage, the company said the global volume increased two per cent.
"Worldwide brand Coca-Cola volume grew 2 per cent in the quarter and 3 per cent year-to-date, with growth in the quarter across diverse markets, including India (35 per cent), Russia (23 per cent), the Philippines (7 per cent), Brazil (4 per cent), Germany (3 per cent) and Mexico (1 per cent)," the firm said.
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On the performance of the Eurasia and Africa Group, the company said the regions witnessed volume jump of 12 per cent in the quarter, led by strong growth in India that increased 20 per cent. (MORE)