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Coca-Cola commemorates 50 years of operation in Nepal

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Coca-Cola company celebrates 50 years of presence in Nepal. Consumers can celebrate 50 Years of Coca-Cola in Nepal by participating in a digital quiz contest named ‘Coca-Cola 50 Years Quiz Time’, where consumers will answer questions about Coca-Cola and winners will win exciting gift hampers by simply opening the Khalti app in their smartphones and participating in the Coke Quiz.

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According to a statement issued by the company, Coca-Cola has become an integral part of the country’s social fabric since entering the Nepalese market in 1973. The brand has witnessed generations of celebrations from family gatherings to national events, creating lasting memories and forging meaningful connections amongst people. 

Coca-Cola has since established 2 manufacturing plants in Nepal, Bottlers Nepal Limited (BNL) in Kathmandu and Bottlers Nepal Terai Limited (BNTL) in Chitwan. With over 100,000 retailer outlets nationwide, the company provides direct and indirect employment to more than 1000 employees and touches the lives of over 5000 people.

“As one of the first American companies to enter the country five decades ago, it was a bold move considering that institutional value chains and logistics were not fully developed at the time; but over the five decades, the company has developed a strong network of partners,” the statement quoted NN Singh, Chairman of Bottlers Nepal Limited as saying. “The Coca-Cola Company’s purpose in Nepal remains clear: to refresh the nation and make a difference. We would like to say Dhanyabad to our customers, employees and stakeholders for their love and support.” 

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