Coca-Cola 1.5 L bottle

Product identification and origin

This image shows a 1.5‑litre PET bottle of Coca‑Cola sold for the Thai market (the label includes Thai-language text and the net volume line reading “ปริมาตรสุทธิ 1.5 ลิตร”), indicating the local SKU for Coca‑Cola in Thailand. (th.mcgrocer.com)

The visible barcode begins with the GS1 prefix 885, which is assigned to GS1 Thailand; that prefix combined with the Thai-language packaging supports that this particular bottle was produced and packaged for the Thailand market. (Note: GS1 prefixes identify the GS1 member organization that issued the GTIN, not necessarily the country where every ingredient was sourced.) (gs1.org)

Coca‑Cola products sold in Thailand are produced and distributed through the Coca‑Cola system in Thailand (Coca‑Cola (Thailand) Limited as brand proprietor, with local bottlers such as ThaiNamthip Corporation Limited and Haad Thip Public Company Limited handling manufacturing and distribution in different regions). This makes the bottle in the photo a Thailand‑manufactured Coca‑Cola SKU under the global Coca‑Cola system. (thainamthip.co.th)

Brand & ownership

Coca‑Cola is an American brand invented in Atlanta in 1886 and is owned and operated globally by The Coca‑Cola Company, headquartered in Atlanta, Georgia, USA. The Coca‑Cola Company remains the ultimate owner of the Coca‑Cola brand worldwide. (coca-colacompany.com)

Notes on the barcode and manufacturing

• Barcode shown on the bottle: 8851959144077 (printed on the label). This GTIN uses the 885 GS1 prefix (Thailand). (gs1.org)
• While this specific bottle was manufactured/packaged for the Thailand market (label language, GS1 prefix, and local bottling system confirm this), Coca‑Cola as a product is produced globally in many countries through regional bottlers and Coca‑Cola system partners. (thainamthip.co.th)

If you need, I can attempt to match the exact GTIN to a Thai distributor database or provide the likely local bottler (ThaiNamthip vs Haad Thip) based on provincial packaging codes—tell me which level of verification you want and I will run a focused lookup.