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Coca-Cola Nigeria has unveiled a new 60cl PET bottle across its beverage portfolio, promising Nigerian consumers more volume and refreshment at no extra cost.

The launch, which took place this week, introduces a larger bottle size for Coca-Cola, Fanta, and Sprite.

The company said the move is aimed at delivering greater value and enriching everyday moments for consumers, Punch reports.

Senior Director of Frontline Marketing at Coca-Cola Nigeria, in a statement, said:

“We understand that today’s consumers are looking for more value and meaningful experiences in every purchase.

"The 60cl Coke bottle is our way of giving Nigerians that little Xtraaa — more refreshment, more moments to share, and more joy for the same price.”

Murtala said the brand remains focused on meeting consumer expectations and fostering stronger connections with customers across the country.

He added.

“With this new size, we are giving Nigerians more reasons to come together, share moments, and create memories that last.”

Coca-Cola said the 60cl bottle is now available nationwide and is designed to offer more of the same uplifting taste that consumers have enjoyed for decades.

The company noted that the new bottle is not just a packaging change but part of a broader strategy to deliver added value and emotional connection.

The company said in a statement:

“This latest evolution of the brand not only promises the same great taste but also elevates everyday moments, bringing an added layer of enjoyment to every experience.”

Vanguard reports that the soft drinks giant reiterated its belief that Nigerians “deserve more,” and described the new offering as a reflection of its continued commitment to putting consumers first.

Coca-Cola’s expansion of its bottle size comes amid growing consumer demand for affordability and value in a challenging economic environment.

The company said it remains dedicated to delivering refreshing experiences that go beyond just quenching thirst.

Earlier, Legit.ng reported that Nigerians continue to find ways to stay happy despite the country’s security and economic challenges.

A new report shows that Nigerians spent N491.71 billion on alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks from their favourite drink makers.

Nigerian Breweries Plc, the largest brewer by market capitalisation in Africa’s most populous nation, sold N309.28 billion worth of its products, a 32.15% increase from N234.03 billion the previous year.

The second-largest market shareholder earned N128.3 billion in revenue from its loyal Nigerian consumers, who purchased products including Trophy Lager, Budweiser, and Hero.

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Source: Legit.ng