Coca-Cola left Russia? Nah, you can still buy it there. Coke from Iran and Fanta from Poland

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by EatThemAllOrNot

39 comments

  1. Poland used to have Russian black market cigarrettes. Now we have black market cigarrettes from “Belarus”.

  2. Because transporting them from Tehran to S. Petersburg must be cheap…LoL.

  3. Leaving means ceasing operations. But we can’t control what some countries sell to Russia.

  5. how about some new airplanes parts? slightly bigger problem dont you think?:p

  7. Imagine posting this thinking anybody in Europe gives a sh*t that you can get something from Iran when we have it available at every shop and btw your people are dying on the frontlines for this. Get a grip. Psychotic…

  8. Still have to drink soda. Damn. Maybe take it as an opportunity for the country to get healthier?

  9. Even in ussr you was able to buy jeans, x10 price and few years old collection but still. Left – means russia don’t have factories, no taxes, etc.

  11. There is insane amount of produce from Poland in russia right now, friend of mine posting pictures of it regularly

  12. There is coca cola in Iran?? I thought they were sanctioned too

  14. in the past 2 years, not Russia has become poorer, but Europe. and you can get cola fanta in both places

  15. I wonder why from Poland, they utterly hate Russia over there

  17. It’s almost as if people are buying products cheap in one place and selling it for a higher amount across the border

  18. Capitalist countries: Lets sanctions russia to the ground

    Capitalism at work:

  19. But at what price?
    Putler can’t keep this up for long.
    You do this with our help.
    Victory for Ukraine.

  20. I’m assuming it doesn’t come at the same price as it involves more hands dealing with these goods, no?

  22. Its called a “grey” import. Officially coca-cola does not have any relations with Russia since 2022

  26. I still don’t understand the logic behind sanctioning goods for civilian use. Okay, we say “the seller pays taxes and taxes can go to war”. But.

    Ivan has 100$. He spent it all on buying Cola (he LOVES it). A total of $20 of that purchase was taken as taxes and went to the Russian government. The rest is gone from the country.

    Now we have sanctioned Russia and banned the sale of Cola there. Ivan can no longer buy his Cola and has bought a local product instead. The same $20 was withheld as taxes, but also the rest of the money was sent to the local company where it was spent and gave even more taxes to the Russian government. Now the Russian government ends up with maybe ~$40.

    So… what exactly is the point? Expect Ivan to rebel because he can’t buy his Cola anymore?

  27. This basically proves that Coca Cola **did** leave russia. If they didn’t, then there would be no reason for anyone to smuggle Coca Cola into russia from Iran.

  28. And it’s $1,5. Even cheaper than in 7/11 near me $2,50

  29. What’s so surprising – did you really think that there are any sanctions? They trade with their oil/gas with EU all the time and they receive all products of western companies by 3rd party countries just a little more expensive. You use their oil all the time because EU also buys it through 3rd parties. It’s all a theater for stupid people who believe that someone wants to destroy russian economy… “business as usual”.

  30. Who the hell here is selling Fanta to Russia? He should be facing life in prison

  31. To be honest, of all the products of Western civilization, Cola is the hardest to replace. It’s not a taste, it’s a feeling. And we already make parmesan very well.

  32. Haven’t seen fanta in the most popular supermarkets, only coca cola from Kazakhstan, its price too high and tastes like water. Also coca cola didn’t leave, they just rebranded into “dobriy cola”, before only juice from coca cola company was “dobry”, it’s their daughter company i think.

  34. I thought waw letters didn’t connect from the left, is this common?

  35. I don’t have a problem if i will never taste coca cola again.

  36. If it exists, one can find a fake/cracked Iranian version of it.

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