South Africa

CCBA’s proudly South African subsidiary, Coca-Cola Beverages South Africa (CCBSA), is level 1 B-BBEE company with 13 manufacturing plants across 6 provinces.

Brands:

21

Plants:

13

Employees:

6,526

CCBA’s proudly South African subsidiary, Coca-Cola Beverages South Africa (CCBSA), is level 1 B-BBEE company with 13 manufacturing plants across 6 provinces.

Operating in close partnership with a network of 73 Local Distribution Partners (LDPs), CCBSA services over 197,500 retail outlets. CCBSA began operating as a legal entity in July 2016, after the merger of six non-alcoholic ready to drink bottling operations. It is responsible for manufacturing and distributing most of Coca-Cola’s products for SA through its sales territories: Inland Region, North Region, Gauteng Region and Coastal Region (excluding the Western Cape). 

CCBSA’s diverse employees make up more than a third of CCBA’s workforce. The business produces more than half of CCBA’s total volume, with a strong focus on affordability and on introducing new variants and categories to cater for all consumer preferences.

South Africa, as a lead market, is under the leadership of Velaphi Ratshefola.

Brands in South Africa

Media Releases

Healthy watersheds are an essential component of climate resilience in Africa

Conflict, climate change, the lingering financial impacts of the Covid-19 pandemic and sharp food price inflation are causing acute food insecurity in Africa.

Water stewardship and plastic waste management are two sides of the same coin

The problem of plastic waste in Africa, and its impact on water resources, requires concerted efforts from governments, corporates, civil society organisations and individuals. By working together, we can create a more sustainable future for African water bodies and the communities that depend on them.

Creating a World Without Waste by 2030

Food and beverage packaging is an important part of our modern lives, yet the world has a packaging problem, which Coca-Cola Beverages South Africa (CCBSA), together with The Coca-Cola Company (TCCC), have a responsibility to help solve.