> Nestlé will buy cheap water from a source - and not just part of it but pretty much all of it. then sells it overpriced as cola. You could also look at the s

> Nestlé will buy cheap water from a source - and not just part of it but pretty much all of it. then sells it overpriced as cola. You could also look at the situation and conclude that the most expensive parts of bottling and selling either coca-cola or water are the bottles, the water purification, the transport, and the retail labour. There is nothing suspicious about Coca-Cola and similarly-packaged water being roughly the same price. It is not obvious that the difference between the cost of producing Coca-Cola and the price of producing bottled water is so different that they should always be sold for different prices.