Coca-Cola Beverages Africa (CCBA) has reaffirmed its commitment to private sector collaboration in Mozambique after hosting Álvaro Massinga, President of the Confederation of Economic Associations of Mozambique (CTA), and members of the organisation’s executive board at its production operations in Matola Gare.
The visit brought together business leaders and the country’s largest Coca-Cola bottler to discuss opportunities for strengthening cooperation between industry and the private sector as Mozambique seeks to build a more resilient and competitive economy.
According to CCBA, the engagement focused on reinforcing the partnership between the two organisations and advancing shared priorities around private sector development, sustainable economic growth and a stronger business environment.
The meeting also highlighted the role large manufacturers play in supporting industrial development through local investment, employment, supply chain partnerships and skills development.

For Coca-Cola Beverages Africa, Mozambique remains an important market within its African operations. The company continues to invest in manufacturing capacity and distribution while working with government and business organisations to improve the operating environment for manufacturers.
The visit by CTA leadership reflects the growing emphasis on collaboration between major employers and business associations as African economies pursue policies aimed at boosting industrialisation, attracting investment and strengthening local value chains.
As one of the continent’s largest beverage manufacturers, CCBA’s engagement with private sector stakeholders underscores the increasing role beverage companies are playing beyond production, contributing to broader conversations on economic development, competitiveness and sustainable business growth across Africa.
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