PUBLIC NOTICE: Mexi Cola is currently undergoing management re-structure. We advise all personnel and or consumers who come into contact with anyone portraying as a Mexi-Cola representative to validate their credentials by calling directly to (213)222-8440

Anyone interested in becoming an investor or vendor must complete the online form to be considered/validated.

We apologize for this inconvenience but we have found a certain level of fraudulent representation by ex employees. We are currently trying to resolve this matter but its ultimately the responsibility of the individual who is approached to validate credentials.

Should you have any further questions please do not hesitate to contact us by calling directly (213)222-8440

Investors: Mexi Cola is privately owned and would like to find investors to assist with venture capital and help take the company to the next level. Our goal is to distribute our product Nationally and if possible Internationally! If you would like to become an investor please contact us directly!

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From our research in the United States over the past two years we know that we will be able to capture a considerable market share in the carbonated beverage business.

We believe our formula will drive the consumer to develop a taste for Mexicola as they have for Coke Cola and Pepsi Cola over the past one hundred years.

Our goal over the next five years is to deliver Mexicola to millions of carbonated beverage drinkers throughout the world. We are confident that Mexicola will stand the test of time with the carbonated beverage consumer.

Respectfully yours,
Mexi-Cola

The last twenty years have been a period of rapid growth for Hispanics in the United States. In terms of sheer numbers, Hispanics have become at once more numerous and less homogenous, spurring jumps in labor force participation and business formation, and a wider dispersion among the nation’s metropolitan hubs.

Mirroring such trends, Hispanic purchasing power next year is forecast to increase to $276.1 billion from $111 million in 1980 and to nearly double again to $520.4 billion in constant 1997 by 2020. In addition, an increasing share of Hispanic households has annual incomes in excess of $75,000-5 percent in 1997 compared to 3.9 percent in 1980.

Mexicola has an Advisory board. The board has multiple functions to evaluate input from business professionals, analyze suggestions and recommendations from managers and advise on new technology programs.