Our Impact in Numbers

Our impact in numbers

Coca-Cola HBC Hungary is a member of the Coca-Cola HBC Group, which operates in 29 countries and serves 750 million consumers. It is the exclusive domestic manufacturer and distributor of The Coca-Cola Company’s products.

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Coca‑Cola HBC Hungary has invested HUF 140 billion since the startup of its operations and has become one of the regional production hubs of the Coca-Cola HBC Group. We are also the largest soft drink bottler in Hungary and one of the largest food processing companies in the country.

1000

direct employees

13000

jobs provided indirectly by our supply chain

Almost two-thirds of all raw materials are provided by Hungarian suppliers, while a large percentage of the finished products is sold internationally, exported to 15 countries. We strengthen the regional competitiveness of the Hungarian economy and provide a safe market for local food producers, as well as create new jobs and contribute to the improvement of the Hungarian trade balance.

2

plants

8

distribution depots

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Our products

We sell and distribute over 100 different products, 90 percent of which are produced in Hungary.

Our company also operates the Vendit brand vending machines which serve cold and hot drinks (coffee, cappuccino).

Our plants and warehouses
  • Our warehouse in Dunaharaszti covers an area of 38,000 m², which is equivalent to five football fields.
  • Nationwide, we handle 2,800,000 pallets annually. If placed side by side, this would span 3,300 km — roughly the round-trip distance between Budapest and London.
  • We dispatch up to 11,000 pallets per day, totaling approximately 4,5 million kg of goods.
  • In our warehouse, forklifts travel 150,000 km per year, which is equivalent to making the round-trip distance between Budapest and Beijing eleven times in a straight line.
  • We store 29,500,000 kg of goods, equivalent to 590,000 sacks of wheat. In terms of volume, this equals a gross 69,000 m³ of goods — comparable to 28 Olympic-size swimming pools.