Subtopic: History of Yoli
– Yoli is a lime soda produced in Mexico.
– First produced in Taxco, Guerrero by Grupo Yoli in 1918.
– Became locally popular in Guerrero and surrounding areas.
– Grupo Yoli obtained its first Coca-Cola bottling franchise in 1938 in Acapulco.
– Described as a less watery version of Sprite.
Subtopic: Expansion of Yoli
– Yoli became available in Toluca and Cuernavaca markets in 2008.
– Grupo Yoli was acquired by FEMSA in January 2013.
– The acquisition allowed Grupo Yoli to bottle Coca-Cola brand sodas.
– FEMSA completed the purchase in May 2013.
– FEMSA expanded Yoli’s popularity into neighboring areas.
Subtopic: Production and Ownership
– Yoli is currently produced by 2 bottling facilities operated by Grupo Yoli.
– Grupo Yoli was a Coca-Cola bottling company in Guerrero.
– The purchase by FEMSA allowed for Coca-Cola FEMSA to produce Yoli.
– FEMSA acquired Yoli in 2013.
– The merger allowed Grupo Yoli to bottle Coca-Cola Company brand sodas.
Subtopic: References
– McNeilly, Claudia (June 4, 2019) Toronto Life.
– Case, Brendan (13 January 2013) Bloomberg.
– Guthrie, Amy (18 January 2013) MarketWatch.
– FEMSA Press (17 January 2013) Empresa Socialmente Responsable.
– Coca-Cola FEMSA Press (24 May 2013) Coca-Cola FEMSA.
Subtopic: Categories and Stubs
– Yoli falls under Coca-Cola brands.
– It is classified under Mexican drinks.
– The article is categorized as a soft drink stub.
– Additional references were needed as of May 2017.
– The article is a stub on Wikipedia.
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Yoli is a lime soda produced in Mexico. A regional drink, until recently it was only available in the state of Guerrero and surrounding areas.
Yoli was first produced in Taxco, Guerrero by the bottling company Grupo Yoli in 1918. At the time, the bottling company was known as "La Vencedora". Yoli was the first soda drink the company made, and it became locally popular in the region. Its popularity continued to expand as Grupo Yoli was granted its first Coca-Cola bottling franchise in 1938, located in Acapulco. It has been described as a less watery version of Sprite.
The soda became available in the Toluca and Cuernavaca markets in December 2008. The brand was previously under the care by Grupo Yoli, a Coca-Cola bottling company in Guerrero. In 2008, Yoli was acquired by FEMSA in January 2013. The merger in turn allowed the Grupo Yoli bottling plants to bottle Coca-Cola Company brand sodas, such as Coca-Cola and Fanta. This purchase was successfully completed in May 2013, and allowed for Coca-Cola FEMSA to produce the Yoli soda, which was formerly the trademark beverage of Grupo Yoli. After the purchase, FEMSA was able to expand the beverage's popularity into neighboring areas.
Yoli is currently produced by 2 bottling facilities operated by Grupo Yoli.