Energy and commodity prices have increased since Russia invaded Ukraine, sending companies across the globe scrambling for ways to rein in costs, while households struggle to manage their bills. "The environment in terms of input costs is very challenging and pricing is very important to manage inflation," Ben Almanzar, chief financial officer at the soft drinks bottler, told Reuters. The Switzerland-headquartered company, in which U.S beverage giant Coca-Cola KO.N owns 20% stake, said it expects 2023 organic operating profit growth in the range of +3% to -3% as glass manufacturing prices and input costs continue to rise.