GOLD SPOT:
This orange carbonated soft drink was introduced in the early 1950s, and acquired by The Coca-Cola Company in 1993. Its tangy taste has been popular with Indian teenagers.
IRON BREW:
This non-cola carbonated soft drink features a combination of rosy, vanilla and fruity flavors. In 1975, this unique beverage was launched nationally in South Africa.
SPARLETTA KIDS:
This sweet and colorful beverage line was created for kids. It is available in the following varieties: Creme Soda and raspberry-flavored Sparberry, both launched in 1955; and Pine Nut, a combination of Pineapple and Coconut, which was launched in 1975.
STONEY GINGER BEER:
Stoney Ginger Beer, introduced in 1971, is a distinctive adult beverage that features a powerful blend of ginger, body and steam that creates a sharp, fresh sensation. This strong ginger-flavored soft drink contains no alcohol.
POWERaDE:
Unveiled in the United States in 1990 as a fountain beverage and in 1993 as a packaged drink, the Company's first sports drink is now available in a variety of flavors in more than 20 markets
LIFT:
This sharp, tangy, zesty, carbonated lemon drink is made with 5% lemon juice. Lift was launched nationally in March 1996.
POWERaDE:
Unveiled in the United States in 1990 as a fountain beverage and in 1993 as a packaged drink, the Company's first sports drink is now available in a variety of flavors in more than 20 markets
POWERaDE:
Unveiled in the United States in 1990 as a fountain beverage and in 1993 as a packaged drink, the Company's first sports drink is now available in a variety of flavors in more than 20 markets
SMART:
Smart, a premium quality soft drink, is available in several carbonated flavors: Coconut, Watermelon, Apple, Mandarin Orange and Peach. This brand combines an exotic flavor with a fun and exciting personality.
TIAN YU DI:
This line of indigenous 10% juice drinks was especially made for Chinese consumers by The Coca-Cola Company. The beverages are available in a wide range of flavors, including Guava, Mango, Lychee, Orange, Apple and Coconut.
GOLD SPOT:
This orange carbonated soft drink was introduced in the early 1950s, and acquired by The Coca-Cola Company in 1993. Its tangy taste has been popular with Indian teenagers.
LIMCA:
This thirst-quenching beverage features a fresh and light lemon-lime taste and a lighthearted attitude. The Limca brand was introduced in 1971 and acquired by The Coca-Cola Company in 1993.
MAAZA:
Maaza, launched in 1984 and acquired by The Coca-Cola Company in 1993, is a noncarbonated mango soft drink with a rich, juicy, natural mango taste.
THUMS UP:
In 1993, The Coca-Cola Company acquired this brand, which was originally introduced in 1977. Its strong and fizzy taste makes it a unique carbonated Indian cola.
AMBASA:
Ambasa, launched in 1981, is a noncarbonated lactic soft drink with a familiar smooth taste for everyday use.
CALO:
Calo is the new functional soft drink that helps build healthy bones. It combines a refreshing cocoa taste with multiple nutrients such as calcium, vitamin D and protein. Calo debuted on September 15, 1997.
GEORGIA:
Georgia, launched in 1975, offers authentic, real coffees in a variety of flavors and aromas sourced from around the world. It appeals to all coffee drinkers, who enjoy the rejuvenation genuine coffee products bring.
KO CHA KA DEN:
Introduced in 1992, Kochakaden has become a well-known specially brewed line of perfectly blended teas. The product is available as Royal Milk, Fine Aroma Straight and Garden Lemon teas.
LACTIA:
This lactic, noncarbonated soft drink combines ingredients and nutrients that promote healthy digestion and quick refreshment. Lactia was introduced nationwide in Japan in 1996.
PERFECT WATER:
This mineral-balanced water was launched nationally in April 1997. Its appeal lies in its refreshing ability to help restore "balance" to daily life.
REAL GOLD:
This carbonated herb-mix-flavored drink provides quick energy, combining a refreshing rich taste with a variety of vitamins and nutrients. Real Gold debuted in 1981.
SARYUSAISAI:
For all non-sugar Oolong tea drinkers, Saryusaisai provides refreshment because it is made from high quality natural ingredients. It was introduced in 1993.
SARYUSAISAI SOKENBICHA:
This brand's national launch came in February of 1994. For all consumers, Saryusaisai Sokenbicha is the special brewed tea made from a specially balanced blend of natural ingredients.
SEIRYUSABO:
In May 1994, this brand of Green and Barley teas was introduced nationally. Each flavor offers a variety of traditional and familiar tea tastes with assured quality, because it is brewed from selected quality leaves and pure water.
SHPLA:
This "functional" citrus flavored soft drink was launched in October 1996. It helps overcome mental stress and dullness because it provides a unique refreshing sensation with a tangy, cool aftertaste and multiple nutrients such as vitamins A, C and E and calcium.
VEGITABETA:
VegitaBeta helps maintain a healthy balance by combining a refreshing fruity taste with multiple nutrients which are often insufficient in daily diets. The peach-flavored soft drink was introduced in October 1991.
POWERaDE:
Unveiled in the United States in 1990 as a fountain beverage and in 1993 as a packaged drink, the Company's first sports drink is now available in a variety of flavors in more than 20 markets
AMBASA:
Ambasa, launched in 1981, is a noncarbonated lactic soft drink with a familiar smooth taste for everyday use.
LIFT:
The Philippines version of Lift, which debuted in April 1995, combines a real lemon taste with carbonation and a bold, daring attitude.
ROYAL TRU-ORANGE:
Royal Tru-Orange, first introduced in May 1922, is a carbonated orange-flavored soft drink enriched with vitamin C and beta carotene.
FEI YANG:
In January 1997, Taiwan was introduced to Fei Yang, a range of Oriental teas such as Oolong, Green and Jasmine; and indigenous Taiwanese juice drinks: Guava, Lychee and Lemon Sugarcane.
CHERRY COKE:
The pioneer in its category, Cherry Coke debuted in the United States in July 1985 and achieved top 10 status among all U.S. soft drinks by that year's end. Cherry Coke is now sold in 16 countries.
BONAQUA:
BonAqua was introduced in Brazil in May 1997 and in Germany in 1998. This mineralized water passes through a double-filtration process, ensuring superior taste enjoyment and safety.
KINLEY:
Kinley was introduced in the early 1970s as a brand of mixers. In 1996, it was relaunched as a line of carbonated soft drink flavors, including Dry Lemon, Dry Orange, Dry Apple and Tonic Water.
MEZZO MIX:
A unique blend of carbonated cola and orange flavors, Mezzo Mix was launched in 1973 as a new brand initiative of the South German bottlers, and has been gaining popularity ever since.
CHERRY COKE:
The pioneer in its category, Cherry Coke debuted in the United States in July 1985 and achieved top 10 status among all U.S. soft drinks by that year's end. Cherry Coke is now sold in 16 countries.
KINLEY:
Kinley was introduced in the early 1970s as a brand of mixers. In 1996, it was relaunched as a line of carbonated soft drink flavors, including Dry Lemon, Dry Orange, Dry Apple and Tonic Water.
KULI:
Produced for children ages four to eight, Kuli gives kids a bold-tasting fruit drink as an everyday treat. The beverage, which debuted in April 1998, is available in two noncarbonated flavors: Orange and Apple.
LILT:
Lilt gives consumers in the U.K. a taste of the Caribbean with carbonated flavors like Pineapple/Grapefruit and Mango/Mandarin. The brand was introduced to the market in 1970.
CHERRY COKE:
The pioneer in its category, Cherry Coke debuted in the United States in July 1985 and achieved top 10 status among all U.S. soft drinks by that year's end. Cherry Coke is now sold in 16 countries.
