Frank Robinson, an accountant of Coca-Cola Company, got the inspiration of naming from two ingredients of syrup. These two ingredients are coca leaves and cola nuts. Robinson changed Kola's K to C for unification, and then added a horizontal picture between the two words, and wrote the Spencer-style famous brand logo. From 65438 to 0887, john pemberton registered the trademark "Coca-Cola syrup and concentrated solution" in the US Patent Office, obtained its intellectual property rights, and used coupons to promote Coca-Cola for the first time. But what really makes Coca-Cola show its strength is the bottling system. Coca-Cola Company sells the syrup to the bottling system, and then the bottling system mixes the syrup with water and sells it after bottling. The bottling system is produced according to the requirements of Coca-Cola Company, allowing them to use Coca-Cola's trademark for advertising. With this special bottling system, factories producing Coca-Cola have blossomed everywhere since then. 1888, Asa Chandler saw the delicious market prospect, bought its shares and mastered all its production and sales rights. Chandler began to sell the stock solution for making drinks to other pharmacies, and at the same time began to advertise on billboards in railway stations and town squares. 190 1 year, and the advertising budget has reached 100000 USD. 1899, Chandler sold the first assembly franchise of this beverage for 1 USD, because he believed that this beverage would be mainly sold in beverage machines in the future. Coca-Cola Company was founded in 1886, and Chandler is called "the father of Coca-Cola". In China, Coca-Cola's 330ml aluminum cans are manufactured in domestic cheap supermarkets: 1.8 large supermarkets: 2.0 small supermarkets: 2.3 roadside shops: 2.5 convenience stores: 2.5 vending machines: 2.5 small restaurants: 3.0 big restaurants: 5.0.