Spanish businesswoman becomes Europe Coca-Cola boss

A SPANISH entrepreneur is set to head up a new European branch of the Coca-Cola company.

Sol Daurella is turning her 64-year-old family empire into an international powerhouse after she lead a merger of Coke bottlers across the continent.

Rewarded for connecting three major companies in Spain, Portugal and Germany, Daurella will be appointed chairman of Coca-Cola European Partners when it is formed later this month.

The company will become the largest independent Coke bottler, with an estimated annual revenue of €11.5 billion.

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