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Coca-Cola introduces Vanilla Coke
 
Indiantelevision.com Team
(7 April 2004 8:00 pm)
 
NEW DELHI: Coca-Cola India has announced the launch of Vanilla Coke, the first new flavour extension of the Coca-Cola brand in the country India. This was officially done by company’s president and chief executive officer Sanjiv Gupta here today.
 
 
Targeted at the urban youth, the new product is being termed as blend of smooth ice-creamy flavour and Coca-Cola. Vanilla Coke will be initially launched in select cities. Vanilla Coke will be initially available in 500 ml PET bottles and would soon be introduced in 200/300 ml glass bottles and 330ml cans.

"This launch is a continuation of our endeavor to offer new products to our consumers. Vanilla Coke has been very successful in the International markets and we find that the product has the potential to be a bestseller here in India too," said Gupta.

Coca-Cola will launch an integrated marketing campaign including a TVC featuring brand ambassador Vivek Oberoi. Created by McCann Erickson, the 'Wakaw' campaign sports "a retro look and feel," going by the profile of the target audience.

The campaign, which portrays the era of 60’s, features Oberoi in Elvis Presley’s get-up. The TVC, conceptualised by McCann’s national creative director Prasoon Joshi and his team, will be launched in mid-April across all mainline channels. The other marketing programs lined up for the promotion of Vanilla Coke include activation of key accounts, promotional activities in colleges and malls and the launch of the 'Retrospective' music album amongst others.

For the summer season, Coca-Cola has already launched a new TVC for Fanta featuring Rani Mukherjee earlier.

 

 
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