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Coke Canada Names Tony Chow As New President - Canadian Plastics

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Tony Chow. Photo Credit: LinkedIn Toronto-based beverage maker Coke Canada Bottling has named food and beverage industry veteran Tony Chow as its new president, effective April 28. Chow will replace outgoing president Stephen du Toit, who will join the company’s board. Chow comes to Coke Canada Bottling from snack food and cereal maker Kellanova Canada (formerly Kellogg’s), where he was most recently president and a member of the Kellanova North…
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Coke Canada Names Tony Chow As New President - Canadian Plastics

Tony Chow. Photo Credit: LinkedIn Toronto-based beverage maker Coke Canada Bottling has named food and beverage industry veteran Tony Chow as its new president, effective April 28. Chow will replace outgoing president Stephen du Toit, who will join the company’s board. Chow comes to Coke Canada Bottling from snack food and cereal maker Kellanova Canada (formerly Kellogg’s), where he was most recently president and a member of the Kellanova North…

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