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Campa Cola is destroying Coca cola and Pepsi. In just 18 months, it has crossed ₹1,000 crore in revenue. Pepsi 14700 cr Coca Cola 14200 cr Campa is giving 8% to the retail store where as others nearly 5%. This strategy is eating up Coca and Pepsi m

Campa cola - it is growing. I know. But a few months ago, I tried it because it was a cheap offering and was available at the store. It tasted "not good". Really inferior to existing drinks like Coke, Pepsi.

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

“ 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

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).

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

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

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

Reliance’s Campa Cola has achieved a major milestone, with sales of its Rs 10 PET bottle crossing Rs 1,000 crore in just 18 months. This rapid growth highlights the brand’s successful re-entry into the Indian soft drink market, driven by aggressive p

You fall for this marketing trick every day... 😉 Imagine a Coca-Cola vending machine at an airport that sells 100 cans per day. Now, let's put a Pepsi vending machine right next to it. How many cans do you think each of them will sell? You might a