Aap Cola Demand Increased after modi's mantra

In the last three and a half years, Delhi's chief minister Arvind Kejriwal's swearing-in ceremony, the local Beverage brand AAP cola, in discussions with sponsorship, has maintained its demand in the local Delhi market despite many ups and downs like the party. Beverage Company denies any involvement with the party, but has kept its slogan 'Drink and Fight Against Corruption' and the party has been trying to redeem the loyalty of the voters.
"You have no objection from the party, but our popularity among the supporters is sustained and our demand is increasing with the support of the party," said Yash Takawani, director, SBS Prince Beverage Limited, who created it. In the last three years, this brand has seen good growth in labor class, miniaturized and backward classes. He said that the sales of this brand has increased since February 2015. Many times, party demands and rallies also have a big demand, though the company's emphasis is on promoting it as an independent brand.

Modi Mantra advantage

You have taken names and slogans from the party of Kejriwal's party but have taken lesson from the recent instructions of the Modi government and the legal changes. It has made changes in the ingredient and test according to the GST and Food Safety Act.

Takawani said, "On the call of Modiji we increased the quantity of fruit juices in it. This gives us a desi and healthy identity in front of the Big Cola Brands and brings us closer to our customers. In 2016, Modi called upon the beverage companies to put at least 5% of the fruit juice in every brand. Since GST was implemented in 2017, you got the challenge of 40% GST rate in front of local brands such as Cola, but these brands have tried to keep the quantity of fruit juices more than 10% to 12% GST slab.

The company is engaged in promoting the four flavored orange, lemon, cola and surprize of Kola and it is also expected to get the benefit of election enthusiast in the coming time. During the last elections, during your rallies and meetings people saw it buying hands with it.