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Pepsico launched the new reformulated Pepsi that comes with more fizz and tastes more refreshing in Kathmandu with Pepsi brand ambassador and popular actor, Pradeep Khadka.
The upcoming campaign ‘More Fizz, More Swag’ will also emphasize the refreshment quotient for the all-new Pepsi.
Anuj Goyal, Associate Director, Nepal Region, PepsiCo, said Pepsi is offering a more fizz proposition to consumers in Nepal.
He added that the market study showed us that consumers want an extra kick of refreshment when they consume chilled Pepsi, and the new formulation helps with just that.
