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	Coca-Cola is in a joint venture with Pinya Manufacturing Co from Myanmar.</div>
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	&ldquo;At present, our production line is limited. If we manufacture a product, we have to halt production of another product in the mean time. So we will expand the factory and we are negotiating how many production lines need to be expanded,&rdquo; Aung Win explained.</div>
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	Coca-Cola will invest $200 million in Myanmar. It will create more than 20,000 jobs in Myanmar, according to an announcement by Coca-Cola made on June 4.</div>
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	Coca-Cola has plans to invest $200 million in five years and it is estimated that&nbsp;</div>
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	it will create more job opportunities in the soft drinks industry.</div>
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	The giant soft drinks company is distributing Coca-Cola and Sprite brands, in plastic bottles, glass bottles and aluminium tins, printed in Myanmar language.</div>
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	Pinya Manufacturing Co is the top soft drinks and beverages-maker in Myanmar and sold hundreds of millions of soft drink bottles and tins in the market, according to the beverages market.</div>
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Coca-Cola to expand plant by end of this year

Coca-Cola, which re-entered Myanmar after 60 years, has plans to expand its factory before the end of this year, Aung Win, commercial director of Pinya Manufacturing Co, said.