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Two Coca-Cola Chinese ex-employees found involved in bribery

(chinadaily.com.cn)
Updated: 2009-09-16 15:47

Two former employees of a Coca-Cola Co bottling plant in China were reportedly detained by police for allegedly accepting bribes, according to the Beijing News.

An earlier report had said only one person was involved in the case.

The company is cooperating with the police investigation, said a manager surnamed Chen from Shanghai Shenmei Beverage and Food Co, the company running Coca-Cola's bottling plant.

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