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Foremost and Coca-Cola honor employees for 35 years of service

Distribution Specialists Zaldy Ponce (left) and Benson Ayson (right) are recognized for their 35 years of service, loyalty and commitment to Foremost Foods, Inc. and Coca-Cola Beverage Co. (Guam), Inc. They are joined by Janice Castro, distribution manager of the beverage group of companies, in this photo taken at the warehouse in Barrigada Heights.

(BARRIGADA HEIGHTS, Guam)—Foremost Foods, Inc. and Coca-Cola Beverage Co. (Guam), Inc. recently recognized two employees who have been with the beverage group of companies for 35 years and counting.

In an annual awards ceremony recognizing employees who have been in service at Foremost and Coca-Cola, Benson Ayson and Zaldy Ponce were honored for 35 years of commitment and dedication to their job.

Zaldy started with Foremost Foods on Oct. 16, 1986 as a warehouse specialist and stayed on the job for 15 years.

For the next 12 years since June 2001 Zaldy held various positions at Foremost Foods including route sales specialist for dairy and dairy specialist on the production line of milk, water and ice cream when the Foremost plant was still operational.

Today, he covers the night shift in his role as a distribution specialist responsible for chilled products.

Zaldy is as forthright as he is diligent. If he sees a concern at work, he immediately informs his manager to avert any potential issue.

When asked why he remains with Coca-Cola and Foremost after 35 years, Zaldy says, “I invested my time with this company because of the previous benefits and longtime relationships I have built with my team over the years. I continue to work with Foremost and Coca-Cola Guam because of the experience I gained personally and professionally.”

A family man, Zaldy says that he appreciates the flexibility in his work schedule that the group of companies provides.

“I now care for my wife, and I appreciate the courtesy provided when I submit my personal requests,” Zaldy says.

Of his nighttime schedule, Zaldy says, “As a distribution specialist, I like the graveyard shift because as I get older, I can focus on my family. This allows me to do my job and still have quality time with my wife, kids, and grandchildren.”

Zaldy says he is dedicating his 35 Years of Service Award to his family.

“My family inspires me to do my best and continue to push forward with my career no matter the changes I go through with my company. My wife and family have always been supportive! This (award) is dedicated to my wife, Lydia Ponce and my three beautiful daughters, Elizabeth, Jennifer and Tiffany,” Zaldy says.

Benson, for his part, joined Foremost Foods on Nov. 7, 1986 as a warehouse specialist, a position he would hold for 11 years. In March of 1997, he became a route sales representative for ice and then for bottled water five years later. He is at present a distribution specialist covering the southern route including the Naval Base, the Naval Station, the Naval Hospital and Polaris Point. A time management professional, Benson ensures timely deliveries and strict compliance with regular truck inspections.

Known for being a conscientious team player, Benson would communicate with business consultants, the client-facing members of the beverage distribution group of companies, if deadlines could not be met, thereby managing client expectations.

“Zaldy and Benson are very reliable. The only time they would call out is if they are sick,” according to Janice Castro, distribution manager of Coca-Cola and Foremost. “They both take their jobs seriously. With both of them, I don’t have to worry about anything not getting done. They’re the kind of colleagues you’d wish to have on your team,” she added.

Marcos W. Fong, CEO of Foremost Foods, Inc. and Coca-Cola Beverage Co. (Guam), Inc. said, “Zaldy and Benson exemplify the type of dedicated and professional employees we are proud to have on our team. There are many more like them that see their work beyond just a job, but a service to our community.”

Foremost and Coca-Cola are the leading dairy and non-alcoholic beverage group of distributors serving Guam, the Northern Marianas and Micronesia since 1950. For career opportunities, visit https://glimpsesofguam.com/careers/ or email [email protected].

Eight lucky winners awarded 1-year supply of glaceau vitaminwater

(BARRIGADA HEIGHTS, Guam)—Eight lucky winners of the “Win Your Resolutionary Hydration” promotion have been awarded their prize, a one-year supply of functional beverage, glaceau vitaminwater, during an awards ceremony recently held at the Coca-Cola corporate offices.

The promotion was conducted in partnership between Coca-Cola Beverage Co. (Guam), Inc. and Pay-Less Supermarkets. The following winners were selected at random from the entries at each of the eight Pay-Less Supermarkets locations.

Rose Mafnas – Pay-Less Dededo
Antonia Paulino – Pay-Less Micronesia Mall
Joslyn Aguon – Pay-Less Sinajana
Jubeline Lucero – Pay-Less Mangilao
Virginia Limtiaco – Pay-Less Sumay
Timothy Lovewell – Pay-Less Yigo
Julie Marion – Pay-Less Maite
Arnold Javier – Pay-Less Oka

The winners get to choose the flavors of the two cases of glaceau vitaminwater that they bring home every month from a selection of nine delicious variants with full- and no-calorie options.

Touted for its vitamins and nutrients – with calories optional — glaceau vitaminwater is the ideal beverage for health and fitness.

Full-calorie glaceau vitaminwater comes in seven delicious flavors: Energy (Tropical Citrus), Focus (Kiwi Strawberry), Essential (Orange-Orange), Power C (Dragonfruit), Revive (Fruit Punch), XXX (Blueberry, Açai, Pomegranate), and Refresh (Tropical Mango).

Zero-calorie flavors, XXX Zero and Rise Zero Sugar (Orange) are also available for those who want only the nutrients and vitamins and none of the calories.

Jose Fernandez, sales manager, Coca-Cola Beverage Co. Guam, Inc. joins Rose Mafnas, winner of glaceau vitaminwater’s “Win Your Resolutionary Hydration” promotion. In front of them is a stack of glaceau vitaminwater representing her prize, a one-year supply of the functional beverage.

Jose Fernandez presents a stack of glaceau vitaminwater to Antonia Paulino, one of the winners of glaceau vitaminwater’s “Win Your Resolutionary Hydration” promo at Pay-Less. Her name was picked at random from the entries at Pay-Less Micronesia Mall. The stack represents her prize, a one-year supply of glaceau vitaminwater.

Jubeline Lucero, winner of glaceau vitaminwater’s “Win Your Resolutionary Hydration” promo from Pay-Less Mangilao, stands behind the stack of glaceau vitaminwater, which represents her prize, a one-year supply of the functional beverage. On hand to present her prize is Jose Fernandez, sales manager, Coca-Cola Beverage Co. (Guam), Inc.

Jose Fernandez, sales manager, Coca-Cola Beverage Co. (Guam), Inc., presents a stack of glaceau vitaminwater, the representation of the prize, one-year supply of the functional beverage, to Eileen Denise Guzman. She serves as proxy for the winner, Virginia Limtiaco, whose name was picked at random from the “Win Your Resolutionary Hydration” promotion entries at Pay-Less Sumay.

Jose Fernandez, sales manager, Coca-Cola Beverage Co. (Guam), Inc. presents to promo winner Timothy Lovewell a stack of glaceau vitaminwater, which represents her prize, a one-year supply of the functional beverage. Lovewell’s name was picked at random from the entries to the “Win Your Resolutionary Hydration” promo at the Pay-Less Yigo location.

Jose Fernandez, sales manager, Coca-Cola Beverage Co. (Guam), Inc., presents Julie Marion, winner from Pay-Less Maite, with a stack of glaceau vitaminwater, which represents her prize, a one-year supply of the functional beverage.

Arnold Javier, winner of a one-year supply of glaceau vitaminwater from Pay-Less Oka, and his wife, Roma Javier, are joined by Jose Fernandez, sales manager, Coca-Cola Beverage Co. (Guam), Inc. at the awarding of winners of glaceau vitaminwater’s “Win Your Resolutionary Hydration” promo.

“Ring in the Retro Holiday Giveaway” winners awarded

Coca-Cola Beverage Co. (Guam), Inc. and Burger King Guam recently awarded four winners of “Ring in the Retro Holiday Giveaway,” their first-ever online holiday promo launched in 2020.

The four lucky winners are Tina DeLeon Guerrero of Hagatna; Jeanelyn V. Tugade, Dededo; John Flores III, Mangilao; and Estrellita L. Guzman, Maina.

Each of the winners received a set of valuable and vintage style Coca-Cola premium merchandise, such as a mountain smoker, bluetooth speaker cooler, mini refrigerator, popcorn maker, slushie machine, and hammock.

Burger King gave away family meal packages that included Whopper® Meals, Cheeseburger Kids Meals, and Burger King® Dessert.

Rolled out on Nov. 21, 2020 and concluded on Jan. 13, 2021, “Ring in the Retro Giveaway” distributed with qualified meal and/or beverage purchases at Burger King some 25,000 tickets with unique sequential numbering to enter the online raffle on cokeguam.com/retrogiveaway/.

Customers loved the ease with which they could enter online. Instead of filling out paper raffle entry forms and dropping them in drop boxes, entrants simply visited cokeguam.com/retrogiveaway/ to enter. The site is accessible from any device – smartphone, tablet, laptop or desktop.

“Coca-Cola is committed to provide the platform that supports activities to fit the island lifestyle. While cooped up at home by social distancing restrictions due to the pandemic, people are ready to enjoy activities that bring a semblance of normalcy. This promo allowed them to do just that — enjoy a satisfying meal or Coke beverage and try their luck in a raffle promo that incorporates a strictly online mode of entry,” said Marcos W. Fong, CEO, Coca-Cola Beverage Co. (Guam), Inc.

According to Rudy Rodolfo, general manager, Burger King Guam, “Customers would call our stores to express how much they appreciated being able to join the promo from the comfort of their home or just about anywhere they could access the internet.”

Now that Guamanians have experienced the ease and convenience of joining a raffle promotion online, internet-based promotions will be the trend moving forward.

VINTAGE STYLE WINNINGS. “Ring in the Retro Holiday Giveaway” winner Estrellita L. Guzman and her husband, David B. Guzman strike a wacky pose as they receive her vintage style Coca-Cola prizes from (back row, left) Joe Fernandez, sales manager, Coca-Cola Beverage Co. (Guam), Inc. and Rudy Rodolfo, general manager, Burger King Guam at the Burger King Tumon Bay location.

QUEEN AND KING OF WINNINGS. Tina DeLeon Guerrero (back row, second left) and her husband Ted DeLeon Guerrero are “royal” winners as they donned Burger King “crowns” when they accepted her “Ring in the Retro Holiday Giveaway” vintage style prizes from Coca-Cola at Burger King Tumon Bay. The prizes are presented by (from left) Rudy Rodolfo, general manager, Burger King and Jose Fernandez, sales manager, Coca-Cola Beverage Co. (Guam), Inc.

ROYAL WINNER. Jeanelyn V. Tugade (back row, second right) and her husband, Zaldy Tugade, are king and queen for a day when they wear Burger King signature crowns as they receive her Coca-Cola vintage style prizes for winning in the “Ring in the Retro Holiday Giveaway” promo. Rudy Rodolfo (left), general manager, Burger King Guam and Jose Fernandez, sales manager, Coca-Cola Beverage Co. (Guam), Inc. present the prizes at Burger King Tumon Bay.

KING AND QUEEN MOTHER. John Flores III (second left) raises his arms in victory for winning the “Ring in the Retro Holiday Giveaway” during the awarding at Burger King Tumon Bay. He is joined by his mother, Rosie Flores. Presenting the Coca-Cola vintage style prizes are (from left) Rudy Rodolfo, general manager, Burger King Guam and Jose Fernandez, sales manager, Coca-Cola Beverage Co. (Guam), Inc.

Team spirit runs high at the 75th Guam Liberation Parade

Employees of Coca-Cola, Foremost, Subway, Glimpses, and Chili’s and their families came out in full support of the 75th Guam Liberation Parade on July 21st. Coke and Foremost are designated Exclusive Beverage Sponsors of the 75th Guam Liberation. The proud group brand ambassadors braved the glinting sun to serve Coke and Foremost refreshments to thousands of parade watchers that lined the sidewalks from Adelup all the way to Chamorro Village.

Carrying crates of Coke sodas, lemonade, Foremost Blend Iced Coffee, and ice cream, the group staff, individually or in teams of two, passed packaged products to the thirsty throng.

The grateful community expressed their appreciation with thank-you’s, cheers, clamor, and even the playing of timeless Coca-Cola jingle.

At the end of the parade, Coke and Foremost Regional Sales Director Mike Brown and Distribution Manager Willy Onglau came up to the review stand and served Gov. Lou Leon Guerrero a bottle of Diet Coke, the maga haga’s favorite soda.

The 75th commemoration of Guam Liberation is particularly meaningful, as this is probably the last time that survivors of World War II could come together with the present generation to remember the lessons of the past and to honor the bravery and sacrifice of their forebears.

Marcos W. Fong, CEO, Coca-Cola Beverage Co. (Guam), Inc. and Foremost Foods, Inc. said, “The histories of Foremost and the island are so intertwined; it is our duty to support this important anniversary. Our company’s reason for being has always been to serve the people of Guam and we are proud of that heritage.”

Coca-Cola and Foremost named exclusive beverage sponsors

75th Guam Liberation

Coca-Cola and Foremost named exclusive beverage sponsors

BARRIGADA HEIGHTS, Guam—The region’s leading non-alcoholic beverage companies, Coca-Cola Beverage Co. (Guam), Inc. and Foremost Foods, Inc., have been designated as the Exclusive Beverage Sponsors of the 75^th Guam Liberation.

As the exclusive beverage sponsors, Coca-Cola and Foremost will provide hydration at all of the activities comprising the 75^th Anniversary of Guam Liberation commemoration including the 13 Memorial Events, the nightly Carnival at Paseo, and the Liberation Parade.

The sponsorship underscores the enduring relationship between Guam and Foremost, that dates back to the year 1949 when Foremost was established on Guam in the early years of recovery following World War II to serve primarily the needs of military personnel. At the request of then Gov. Carlton Skinner, the company expanded its operations to serve the civilian population in 1950.

From its humble beginnings operating a small factory in the vicinity of Marbo near Andersen Air Force Base, Foremost has now grown to be the leading beverage company in the region, distributing dairy products, purified drinking water, ready-to-drink coffees, and a wide array of Coca-Cola beverages to the Western Pacific including the Northern Marianas, Palau, Majuro, Chuuk, Kosrae, Pohnpei, and Yap.

Marcos W. Fong, CEO, Coca-Cola Beverage Co. (Guam), Inc. and Foremost Foods, Inc. said, “The histories of Foremost and the island are so intertwined, it is a duty for us to support this important anniversary. Our company’s reason for being has always been to service the people of Guam and we are proud of that heritage.”

20th Annual McDonald’s Race against Crime

“20th Annual McDonald’s Race against Crime”

Powering through and lovin’ it

Coca-Cola, the exclusive beverage partner of McDonald’s, hydrated the runners at the 20^th Annual McDonald’s Race against Crime 2K/5K. held at the fast food chain’s Agana location on March 23, 2019.

The beverage company served ice cold Powerade at the finish line and an array of 300mL Coke, Sprite and Fanta to treat runners, volunteers, and organizers of the now two-decade old fundraiser.

Proceeds of the event will benefit Guam Crime Stoppers.

READY TO HYDRATE. Incoming Guam Crime Stoppers Chairman of the Board Wayne N. Santos joins the Powerade Hydration Team (from right) Joel Yangetmai, Thea Crisostomo, and Sole Alvarez, and JFK student volunteers Delaila Eiwer and Caroline Chabeg just before the runners finish the 20th Annual McDonald’s Race against Crime 2K/5K held March 23, 2019 at McDonald’s Agana.

POST-RUN RECOVERY. Runners enjoy fruit and Powerade after completing the 20th Annual McDonald’s Race against Crime 2K/5K.

RACE DIRECTOR’S CHOICE. Taking a hydration break from his duties as race director of McDonald’s Race against Crime 2K/5K, Guam Running Club President and Director Richard Taitague raises a cup of Powerade.

RUNNING CIRCUIT REGULAR’S FAVORITE. Jun Suk Kim, avid runner and owner of Lighthouse Restaurant at Chamorro Village flashes the peace sign after finishing the 5K course of the 20th Annual McDonald’s Race against Crime 2K/5K.

RUNNERS’ TREATS. Coca-Cola and Powerade treated runners to a spread of 300mL Coke, Sprite, and Fanta and the ice-cold sports drink at the conclusion of the 20^th Annual McDonald’s Race against Crime 2K/5K.

Coca-Cola and Powerade hydrate Bank of Guam Block Party and Ifit Race

TASTE THE FEELING. Gov. Lou Leon Guerrero bought Coke Zero Sugar from Coke and Bank of Guam staff at the Coca-Cola Booth during the Bank of Guam Block Party held March 9, 2019 at the Chamorro Village in Hagatna. Proceeds of the event were donated for the benefit of the Guam Cancer Care and the American Cancer Society.

Coca-Cola, the exclusive non-alcoholic beverage partner of Bank of Guam, provided complimentary beverages and staff support to the back-to-back Block Party and Ifit 2K/5K Race held March 9, 2019 at the Chamorro Village in Hagatna.

Employees of the leading beverage company and the bank teamed up to serve ice cold Powerade to some 1,200 runners and walkers who crossed the finish line.

Bank of Guam staff and volunteers, assisted by Coke merchandisers and distribution staff, sold Coca-Cola family products at the Coke Booth. All proceeds were donated for the benefit of Guam Cancer Care and the American Cancer Society.

**COKE IS IT!** Coke staff and family ham it up after installing the iconic Coca-Cola Contour Bottle in its 8-foot inflatable representation.

**POWER THROUGH.** Coke staff and family members enjoy a light moment just before the Powerade Hydration Booth opened to serve the runners and walkers who participated in the Bank of Guam Ifit 2K/5K Race held March 9, 2019 at the Chamorro Village.

Frequent first place finisher Derek Mandel grabs a cup of Powerade after his winning run at the Bank of Guam Ifit 2K/5K Race.

See the sights and smiles at the back-to-back Bank of Guam Ifit Race and Block Party in this photo review.

Coca-Cola’s 12 Weeks of the Holidays Promo

“Coca-Cola’s 12 Weeks of the Holidays Promo”

Coca-Cola gives away over $12,000 in cash and prizes

Coca-Cola Beverage Co. (Guam), Inc. (CCBG) CEO Marcos W. Fong (fifth right) together with Mike Brown (fourth right), regional sales director; and Jose Fernandez (fourth left) sales manager, both of CCBG presented $10,000 in total cash prizes to “Coca-Cola’s 12 Weeks of the Holidays Promo” final drawing winners including Lydia C. Parco (left), winner of $1,500; Lorna P. Lalic (third left), winner of $1,000; Louis N. Torres (fifth left), winner of $5,000; and Janet L. Quintanilla (right), winner of $2,500 at the Coca-Cola Corporate Offices in Barrigada Heights.

(BARRIGADA HEIGHTS, Guam—) In what has become an annual tradition, the leader in non-alcoholic beverage once again gave away over $12,000 in cash and prizes in the last quarter of 2018 through “Coca-Cola’s 12 Weeks of the Holidays Promotion”.

Every week for 11 weeks, Coca-Cola drew five lucky winners of valuable shopping, dining, movie, and gas certificates. Of the 44 winners of gift certificates, nine were two-time winners and two won three times for the entire promo duration.

In the twelfth and final weekly drawing, four lucky winners brought home a combined $10,000 in cash prizes. Louis N. Torres of Yigo took the grand prize of $5,000 cash. Dededo resident Janet L. Quintanilla came away with $2,500 cash for first prize. Second prize winner Lydia C. Parco of Tamuning won $1,500 cash and the third prize of $1,000 cash went to Lorna P. Lalic, who also lives in Yigo.

Below is the complete list of winners.

Week 1
Aneleen William
Rachelle Paulino (winner of two sets of prizes)
George E. Perez
Alicia Adelbai

Week 2
Nathaniel Lalic
Isabel Audije
Julie Ann Rose M. Olarte
Henry Dlc. Santos
Yolanda S. Aquino

Week 3
Josephine S. Espiritu
Francis A. Sanchez
Patrick B. Gumataotao
Carole Crisostomo
Maia Ocampo

Week 4
Yolanda S. Aquino (winner of two sets of prizes)
Nenita C. Pineda
Frances Carbullido
Henry Dlc. Santos

Week 5
McEllie Garcia
Barbara T. Jackson
Lawrence Valencia
Rosemarie Carbonel
Carole Crisostomo

Week 6
Virgilio S. Adriano Jr. (winner of two sets of prizes)
Joe Billote
Lorna Anicas
Nathaniel Lalic

Week 7
Josephine Bolano
Antonita Watson
Bernice Babauta
Diego Garcia
Deborah A. Pereira

Week 8
Maria Aurora S. Reyes
Maryann You
Patricia Cress
Miku Wada
Melvin A. Rebujio

Week 9
Jasmin Banes Acero
Maria Raquel Pelonio
McEllie Garcia
Joan CB Enriquez
Cynthia Dumlao-Taitano

Week 10
Robert John D. Reyes
Lalyn Dela Cruz
Ruben E. Labadnoy
Francis Carbullido
Delia T. Shafer

Week 11
Isabel A. Audije
Sarah Jane O’Connor
Richard B. Camacho
Gloria G. Cortez
Nelda E. Hikichi

Week 12
Louis N. Torres – Grand Prize $5,000
Janet L. Quintanilla – First Prize $2,500
Lydia C. Parco – Second Prize $1,500
Lorna P. Lalic – Third Prize $1,000

Powerade bikes and helmets winners announced

BARRIGADA HEIGHTS, Guam—Coca-Cola Beverage Co. (Guam), Inc. has awarded each of the eight (8) winners of the Powerade “Get Ready to Be a Roadie” raffle promotion with a brand new Powerade Bike and matching Powerade Helmet at the Coca-Cola corporate offices. The promotion, held in exclusive partnership with Pay-Less Markets, ran from Aug. 15 to Oct. 15, 2018.

One winner was drawn from each Pay-Less Market location. The winners include Richard S. Villanueva, winner from Oka Pay-Less; Elizabeth T. Cruz, Agana Pay-Less; Virgilio S. Adriano, Jr., Dededo Pay-Less; Clare Manglona, Sumay Pay-Less; Yolanda S. Aquino, Micronesia Mall Pay-Less; Joan CB Enriquez, Yigo Pay-Less; Richard Manibusan, Sinajana Pay-Less; and Monica Mariano-Perez, Mangilao Pay-Less.

Jose Fernandez, sales manager, Coca-Cola Beverage Co. (Guam), Inc., assisted by Annania Nauta, community relations coordinator, Pay-Less Markets presented the Powerade Bikes and Powerade Helmets to the winners.

POWERADE BIKES AND HELMETS WINNERS. The eight winners who each brought home a brand new Powerade Bike and matching Powerade Helmet are, from second left, Richard Manibusan, Clare Manglona, Monica Mariano Perez, Virgilio S. Adriano Jr., Yolanda S. Aquino and her son Keith, Joan CB Enriquez, Richard S. Villanueva, and Elizabeth T. Cruz. They are joined by the sales leadership of Coca-Cola Beverage Co. (Guam), Inc. headed by (from eighth left) Mike Brown, regional sales director; Arnel Toves and Vyren Saladaga, business consultants, Jose Fernandez, sales manager; Roy Canlas, senior business consultant; and Melissa Tretasco, business consultant. Annania Nauta (left), community relations coordinator, Pay-Less Markets helped to present the prizes to the winners.

Monica Mariano-Perez, winner of “Powerade Get Ready to Be a Roadie” promo at Mangilap Pay-Less, receives her Powerade Bike and Powerade Helmet from Jose Fernandez (second left) sales manager and Vyren Saladaga, business consultant, both of Coca-Cola Beverage Co. (Guam), Inc.; and Annania Nauta, community relations coordinator, Pay-Less Markets.

Richard Manibusan (second left), winner of “Powerade Get Ready to Be a Roadie” promo at Sinajana Pay-Less, receives his Powerade Bike and Powerade Helmet from Coca-Cola Beverage Co. (Guam), Inc. Sales Manager Jose Fernandez, Business Consultant Melissa Tretasco (second right), and Pay-Less Markets Community Relations Coordinator Annania Nauta.

Virgilio S. Adriano, second left, winner of “Powerade Get Ready to Be a Roadie” promo at Dededo Pay-Less, accepts his Powerade Bike and Powerade Helmet from Jose Fernandez (left), sales manager and Arnel Toves, business consultant both of Coca-Cola Beverage Co. (Guam), Inc. sales manager; and Annania Nauta, community relations coordinator, Pay-Less Markets.

Richard S. Villanueva, winner of “Powerade Get Ready to Be a Roadie” promo at Oka Pay-Less, is flanked by Coca-Cola Beverage Co. (Guam), Inc. Sales Manager Jose Fernandez (second left) and Business Consultant Ray Canlas; and Pay-Less Markets Community Relations Coordinator.

Elizabeth T. Cruz (second right), winner of “Powerade Get Ready to Be a Roadie” promo at Agana Pay-Less, joined by her grandchildren, receives a Powerade Bike and a Powerade Helmet from Jose Fernandez, sales manager and Melissa Tretasco (right), business consultant, both of Coca-Cola Beverage Co. (Guam), Inc.; and Annania Nauta, community relations coordinator, Pay-Less Markets, Inc.

Yolanda S. Aquino S. Aquino (second left), winner of “Powerade Get Ready to Be a Roadie” promo at Micronesia Mall Pay-Less, and her son Keith receive a Powerade Bike and a Powerade Helmet from Jose Fernandez (left), sales manager and Roy Canlas, senior business consultant, both of Coca-Cola Beverage Co. (Guam, Inc), and Annania Nauta, community relations coordinator, Pay-Less Markets.

Clare Manglona, winner of “Powerade Get Ready to Be a Roadie” promo at Sumay Pay-Less, receives a Powerade Bike and a Powerade Helmet, from Coca-Cola Beverage Co. (Guam), Inc. Sales Manager Jose Fernandez and Pay-Less Markets Community Relations Coordinator Annania Nauta.

Joan CB Enriquez (second right), winner of “Powerade Get Ready to Be a Roadie” promo at Yigo Pay-Less, accepts her Powerade Bike and Powerade Helmet from Jose Fernandez (second left), sales manager and Roy Canlas, senior business consultant, both of Coca-Cola Beverage Co. (Guam), Inc.; and Annania Nauta, community relations coordinator, Pay-Less Markets.

Coke gives away eight $250.00 shopping certificates

“Fall Shopping Giveaway” winners awarded

Coke gives away eight $250.00 shopping certificates

BARRIGADA HEIGHTS, Guam—Coca-Cola has awarded a $250.00 shopping certificate to each of the winners of its Coke 12-pack family products promotion, “Fall Shopping Giveaway.” The promotion that ran from Aug. 15 to Sept. 30, 2018 entitled customers to one entry form with every purchase of a 12-pack Coke Family Product for a chance to win eight shopping was held in partnership with eight of the leading supermarkets on Guam including Cost U Less Harmon, Cost U Less Tamuning, 7-Day Supermarket Harmon, 7-Day Supermarket Yona, Hafa Adai Market, JS Store, Happy Mart, and Island Fresh.

Seven out of eight winners have claimed their $250 shopping certificates including Otsuka Hideyuki winner drawn from Cost U Less Tamuning; Jose Rosario, CUL Harmon; Ernesto Guerrero, 7-Day Supermarket Yona; Evelyn D. Cruz, Hafa Adai Supermarket, Yigo; Yolanda S. Aquino, 7-Day Supermarket Harmon; Julita T. Perez, JS Store, Toto; and Marianito Bautista, Happy Mart, Barrigada. The winner from Island Fresh has yet to claim their shopping certificate.

Jose Fernandez, sales manager, Coca-Cola Beverage Co. (Guam), Inc. presented the shopping certificates to the winners during the awards ceremony held Oct. 9, 2018 at the Coca-Cola corporate offices.