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Home ยป The dimensions of a Coca-Cola crate

The dimensions of a Coca-Cola crate

29 November 2008 by Simon Berry

Here’s all the detail you will ever need! To read the numbers, click on the image to open it full size on Flickr.

This is the crate. it takes 24, 350ml bottles and 80% of the Coca-Cola produced in Tanzania goes out in these bottles/crates.

Crate detail Crate dimensions

There are lots more photos of crates here.

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Filed Under: Background Data, Coca-Cola Campaign, design, Tanzania Trip Nov 08 Tagged With: Coca-Cola, ColaLife, Tanzania

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