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La Roja pierde a su principal auspiciador, Coca Cola, que estaba de 1962

By Kevin Sato
Published in Deportes
May 12, 2023
1 min read
La Roja pierde a su principal auspiciador, Coca Cola, que estaba de 1962

Coca Cola has been the main sponsor of Spain’s national football team, La Roja, since 1962. However, after almost six decades of partnership, the soft drink giant has decided not to renew its sponsorship with the team. This move has taken many people by surprise as Coca Cola has been a long-standing partner of the Spanish soccer team, supporting them through numerous international tournaments.

The decision by Coca Cola comes amidst growing concern regarding the negative impact of sugary drinks on our health. With increased public awareness about the dangers of consuming excessive amounts of sugar, many companies are now adopting healthier product offerings. The departure of Coca Cola as the main sponsor of the Spanish national team may be viewed as a positive step towards promoting healthier lifestyles.

Although Coca Cola’s decision may be disappointing to some fans, it is important to recognize the company’s efforts in promoting healthier choices. This move may pave the way for other major companies to follow suit, encouraging a healthier and more sustainable lifestyle for everyone.

Overall, Coca Cola’s decision not to renew its sponsorship agreement with the Spanish national soccer team marks a new chapter in the company’s history. The move demonstrates the growing importance of promoting healthy lifestyles and reflects the changing attitudes of consumers towards sugary drinks. As more and more companies join this movement, we can hope to see a positive change in the way we think about and consume sugary products.


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