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ATHENS, June 18 (Reuters) – Coca-Cola Hellenic (HLBr.AT),the world’s second largest bottler of Coca-Cola (KO.N), toldshareholders on Thursday that the poor consumer trend seen inthe first quarter continued into April and May. ItalyBut CCH chief executive Doros Constantinou told the annualmeeting the company managed to gain market share in manycountries where it operates, despite a challenging environment. The bottler posted a 3 percent rise in sales volume in thefirst quarter thanks to an Italian acquisition which more thanoffset lower demand for soft drinks. Recession is hitting consumer spending for soft drinksaround the world and weakening foreign currencies are alsohitting CCH’s profit.

“Despite tough economic conditions in all our markets andfalling overall consumption in some of them, we are not losingshare,” Constantinou said. “On the contrary, in many of them,our soft drinks share has been improving.” CCH is investing in its brand and has increased prices tocope with the global downturn. Analysts have said their focus was on the crucial summerseason and the impact of the expected weak performance oftourism on CCH’s major markets Greece and Italy. The firm’s shareholders also approved a 0.28 euro dividendon 2008 results. CCH stock trades 13.0 times estimated 2009 earings comparedwith 13.9 times for rival Pepsi Bottling PBG.N. (Reporting by Angeliki Koutantou; Editing by Dan Lalor) Italy. NEWTON, Mass.–(Business Wire)–After the close of business on Wednesday, June 17, 2009, RMR Real Estate Fund(NYSE Amex: RMR) was reorganized into RMR Real Estate Income Fund.