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Mukesh Ambani owned Campa Cola has disrupted the whole cold-drink market and duopoly of Coca-Cola and Pepsi.To compete with Campa Coca-Cola and PepsiCo have launched ₹10 packs with no sugar and light beverages.

After the telecom sector through JIO, Reliance Industries is once again shaking another business industry of the soft drink. With the revival of the Campa Cola brand, Reliance Consumer Products Ltd (RCPL) has also made its position in the sector. In

After decades in hibernation, Campa Cola has made a triumphant return, and it's not just clinking glasses it's shaking up the entire soft drink industry! A Blast from the Past: Originally launched in 1977, Campa Cola was the toast of the town before

Reliance Industries, has launched WYZR, a new consumer electronics and home appliances brand. WYZR aims to provide affordable, high-quality products such as air conditioners, refrigerators, and washing machines. This can disrupt the electronic marke

Review: Campa Cola - A Huge Letdown Tried Campa Cola post-Reliance takeover, and honestly, it’s disappointing. The drink is overly sweet, with an artificial taste and weak carbonation. It feels more like sugary water than a refreshing soda. The flas

“ Campa Cola Re-lunch Analysis ” So guys we all know that Mukesh Ambani Bought Campa Cola in 22 crores from pure group and recently reliance group re Lunch Campa Cola in 3 flavours cola , orange and lemon. The carbonated beverages market segment

The Next Cola War! First and foremost, it is not fought with arms and violence.This war requires branding, marketing, and, most importantly, capital. Cola War 1 began in 1993 between Pepsi and Coca-Cola.Once again, history is repeating itself.This

Do you think Reliance is often Overrated? Like Whenever Reliance enters a new Industry, everyone is like all the existing companies are gonna be dead. But that doesnt happen. For Eg. Campa Cola or OTT fight (Jio only Partnered with Disney).

Sarkari Cola? Coca-Cola, which had established itself in India in the 1950s, faced a challenge when Indira Gandhi enacted the FERA Act in 1974, requiring foreign companies to operate under local ownership and potentially reveal trade secrets. Coc

““ RISE & FALL OF CAMPA COLA ”” In early days Indian market was fully dominated by American brand coco cola From 1949 - 1970's but under Foreign exchange regulation activity government of India asked coco cola to share thier secret recipe and 60% s