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The production of all products sold and distributed
by Coca-Cola Bottling Indonesia takes place in Indonesia. There
are ten production plants located throughout Indonesia.
Although production policy and development is directed
from the National Office, located in Cibitung, Bekasi,
each production plant has well qualified and experienced production,
technical and quality control management.
All production plants meet and frequently exceed
international standards and local regulatory requirements and undergo
regular audits in the areas of quality control, environmental,
health and safety practices.
Over the years, our plants in Indonesia have been
awarded prizes from The Coca-Cola Company for attaining standards
above those of similar plants located in other parts of the world.
HOW Coca-Cola IS MADE?
Coca-Cola beverage products begin as raw material and go through
many stages, until the final step when the finished products reach
the consumer.
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The first step in creating "Coca-Cola"
is quite simple: to make a syrup of sugar and water. The water
is carefully purified because for "Coca-Cola" absolutely
top quality ingredients are required. |
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To be certain that the water used for bottling
and canning is clean and pure, local drinking water is filtered
and purified. Quality control technicians test the water frequently
as it is used to make the finished product. |
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The checking and testing continues. Sophisticated
equipment helps technicians check everything from the condition
of each package to details of the carbonation level, taste and
syrup content. Here the syrup mix is checked. |
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"Coca-Cola" concentrate is added
to the syrup. This flavor base for "Coca-Cola Company manufacturing
plants and still remains one of the world's great trade secrets.
Technicians carefully sample, check and record the blend of
each batch of syrup. After blending, it is ready to have the
'bubbles' or carbonation, added. Strict quality control is the
reason "Coca-Cola" is famous for a perfect level of
'bubbliness'. |
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An army of glass and PET (Polyethylene
terephthalate) bottles, as well as cans, is now ready to be
filled with the finished product. The bottles go through a throughout
test: first they're washed, rinsed and inspected electronically
and visually Only then are they ready to be filled with the
world's most popular soft drink. |
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The conveyor lines up bottle after bottle
to be filled automatically. This way the amount in each is exact,
and the automatic sealing of each bottle guarantees complete
hygiene. |
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At last the bottles are labeled, date coded
and packed into cartons. The sales centre is then ready to dispatch
"Coca-Cola" to the more than 420,000 outlets in Indonesia
which stock "Coca-Cola" product. |
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