Tuesday 30 November 2021 – The Coca-Cola system in Thailand, comprising ThaiNamthip Ltd., Haad Thip Plc, and Coca-Cola (Thailand) Ltd., has launched ‘Schweppes Manao Soda Zero Sugar’ featuring the refreshing, well-crafted blend of soda and the intense taste of real lime juice but with no sugar. People can enjoy this premium and authentic lime soda experience on its own or as part of a mixed drink as they creatively desire, anywhere and anytime.
‘Schweppes Manao Soda Zero Sugar’ is the latest innovation offered by Coca-Cola Thailand, responding to the growing trend of consumers wanting more low- and zero sugar drinks in Thailand. Schweppes has been winning the hearts of Thai consumers for more than twenty years. The introduction of Schweppes Manao Soda Zero Sugar in Thailand is part of Coca-Cola’s commitment to explore and offer the beverages that people love but with zero sugar and zero calories.
Schweppes Manao Soda Zero Sugar is being introduced to the soft drinks market in Thailand together with a full range of marketing activities, both online and offline, to create excitement at the end of the year. The tagline ‘Mix the Good Things that We Choose’ highlights Schweppes Manao Soda Zero Sugar as a premium drink mixer that allows consumers to enjoy the crisp, intense and refreshing taste of lime juice in a wide variety of drinks they love. Schweppes Manao Soda Zero Sugar is now available in 330 ml aluminum cans in stores nationwide.
The Coca-Cola system in Thailand consists of Coca-Cola (Thailand) Limited as the brand proprietor responsible for marketing activities, and its two local bottling partners – ThaiNamthip Ltd responsible for 63 provinces around Thailand and HaadThip Public Company Ltd serving 14 southern provinces.
The Coca-Cola system in Thailand is the nationwide market leader for non-alcoholic beverages. In addition to Coca-Cola, the Coca-Cola system’s portfolio of beverages in Thailand includes Coke, Fanta, Sprite, Schweppes, A&W Root Beer, Minute Maid Splash, Minute Maid Pulpy, Namthip and BonAqua.
