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Peruvian soft drink brand

Kola Real is a brand of soft drinks owned by the Peruvian company Ajegroup. It is known for its affordability and wide range of flavors, making it a popular choice in several Latin American countries.

History

Kola Real was introduced in Peru in the late 1980s by the Añaños family, who started producing the beverage in their home. The brand quickly gained popularity due to its low price and the economic conditions in Peru at the time, which made it an attractive alternative to more expensive international brands.

Product Range

Kola Real offers a variety of flavors, including cola, orange, lemon, and pineapple. The brand is known for using natural ingredients and avoiding artificial preservatives, which appeals to health-conscious consumers.

Market Presence

Kola Real has expanded beyond Peru and is now available in several countries across Latin America, including Mexico, Colombia, Ecuador, and Venezuela. The brand has also made inroads into the United States and Asia, targeting markets with large Hispanic populations.

Marketing Strategy

Kola Real's marketing strategy focuses on affordability and accessibility. The brand often uses local advertising campaigns and sponsorships to connect with consumers. It also emphasizes its commitment to quality and natural ingredients.

Competitors

Kola Real competes with major international brands such as Coca-Cola and Pepsi, as well as other regional brands like Inca Kola and Big Cola. Despite the competition, Kola Real maintains a strong market presence due to its competitive pricing and local appeal.

Related pages

Gallery

File:Brand Kola Real Plastic Bottle 625 ml.jpg

A 625 ml bottle of Kola Real

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-'''Kola Real''' (also known as '''Big Cola''') is a [[carbonated beverage]] brand that is part of the product portfolio of [[AJE Group]], a multinational company specializing in the manufacture, distribution, and sale of alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages. The company was founded in [[Peru]] in 1988 by the Añaños Family.
+{{short description|Peruvian soft drink brand}}
+{{Use dmy dates|date=October 2023}}
-== History ==
+'''Kola Real''' is a brand of [[soft drink]]s owned by the Peruvian company [[Ajegroup]]. It is known for its affordability and wide range of flavors, making it a popular choice in several Latin American countries.
-Kola Real was launched in Peru in 1988 during a period of economic crisis. The Añaños Family, who had previously run a small [[soda]] factory, decided to create a new, affordable beverage. The product was successful, and the family was able to expand their business, eventually forming the AJE Group.
-== Expansion ==
+==History==
-In the early 2000s, Kola Real began to expand internationally. The brand entered the [[Venezuela]]n market in 2001, followed by [[Mexico]] in 2002, and [[Thailand]] in 2003. Today, Kola Real is available in over 20 countries worldwide.
+Kola Real was introduced in [[Peru]] in the late 1980s by the [[Añaños family]], who started producing the beverage in their home. The brand quickly gained popularity due to its low price and the economic conditions in Peru at the time, which made it an attractive alternative to more expensive international brands.
-== Products ==
+==Product Range==
-Kola Real's product line includes a variety of flavors, such as [[cola]], orange, and lemon-lime. The brand is known for its large, 3-liter bottles, which are marketed as a value option for consumers.
+Kola Real offers a variety of flavors, including [[cola]], [[orange]], [[lemon]], and [[pineapple]]. The brand is known for using natural ingredients and avoiding artificial preservatives, which appeals to health-conscious consumers.
-== Market Position ==
+==Market Presence==
-Kola Real is often positioned as a lower-cost alternative to more established soda brands. This strategy has allowed the brand to gain significant market share in several countries, particularly in Latin America.
+Kola Real has expanded beyond Peru and is now available in several countries across [[Latin America]], including [[Mexico]], [[Colombia]], [[Ecuador]], and [[Venezuela]]. The brand has also made inroads into the [[United States]] and [[Asia]], targeting markets with large Hispanic populations.
-== Criticism and Controversy ==
+==Marketing Strategy==
-Kola Real has faced criticism for its marketing practices, particularly in relation to its advertising to children. The brand has also been involved in legal disputes over alleged trademark infringement.
+Kola Real's marketing strategy focuses on affordability and accessibility. The brand often uses local advertising campaigns and sponsorships to connect with consumers. It also emphasizes its commitment to quality and natural ingredients.
-== See Also ==
+==Competitors==
-* [[List of soft drink flavors]]
+Kola Real competes with major international brands such as [[Coca-Cola]] and [[Pepsi]], as well as other regional brands like [[Inca Kola]] and [[Big Cola]]. Despite the competition, Kola Real maintains a strong market presence due to its competitive pricing and local appeal.
-* [[List of soft drink producers]]
-* [[List of brand name soft drinks products]]
+==Related pages==
+* [[Ajegroup]]
+* [[Inca Kola]]
+* [[Soft drink]]
+* [[Economy of Peru]]
+==Gallery==
+[[File:Brand_Kola_Real_Plastic_Bottle_625_ml.jpg|thumb|right|A 625 ml bottle of Kola Real]]
+[[File:Big_Cola_Logo_2012.svg|thumb|left|Logo of Big Cola, a competitor of Kola Real]]
 [[Category:Soft drinks]]
-[[Category:Brand name soft drinks]]
 [[Category:Peruvian brands]]
-{{food-stub}}
+[[Category:Ajegroup]]
-<gallery>
-File:Brand_Kola_Real_Plastic_Bottle_625_ml.jpg|Brand Kola Real Plastic Bottle 625 ml
-File:Big_Cola_Logo_2012.svg|Big Cola Logo 2012
-</gallery>