SIGNES, FRANCE — Workers at a Coca-Cola factory in France have discovered a huge stash of smuggled cocaine. <br /> <br />French prosecutors said none of the workers are under suspicion, but they are investigating who sent the drugs, which were in bags hidden in a shipment of orange juice concentrate from Central America, Reuters reported. <br /> <br />The haul of Andean marching powder weighed 370 kilos, and had a street value of 50 million euros, which is about $55 million US dollars. <br /> <br />It was sent from Costa Rica and arrived at the factory in Signes, southern France on August 26. <br /> <br />It’s widely rumored that the original 1886 recipe for Coca-Cola contained traces of cocaine. But Coca-Cola has always denied its products ever contained anything to give them an extra kick. <br /> <br />The seizure at the factory is one of the biggest ever discoveries of cocaine in France. Investigators were trying to sniff out some leads to find out who sent it.
