Coca-Cola has yanked an ad for Fanta in Germany after claims it intentionally overlooked the role the Nazi regime had in the soda's creation. The ad, called "Good Old Times," was meant to celebrate ...
In India, snack times are never complete without the mandatory soft drink to wash it down with. And with summer around the corner, it’s the right time for soft drink makers to come up with fresh new ...
Coca Cola India has released a new campaign for its orange flavoured soft drink Fanta. The brand is trying to position Fanta as the drink for the '4 pm snack time' through a commercial conceptualised ...
Fanta was conceived in 1941 as Germans could not get Coke with the ad heralding back to the days of the drink’s creation – which just so happened to be when the nation was under Nazi control. The slot ...
Coca-Cola may need to go back to history class in order to know that “Good Old times” is not the best way to describe Germany 75 years ago. Coca-Cola pulled its latest Fanta ad in Germany because it ...
New Delhi: Fanta has launched a new campaign, ‘Fanta Mangta,’ featuring the brand ambassador Kartik Aaryan. This campaign celebrates Gen Z’s pursuit of what they love—because when you crave something ...
A TV ad for Fanta has been pulled from screens after it was found to breach advertising guidelines by marketing an unhealthy drink directly to children. The Advertising Standards Board ruled the ...
The ad, created by Mother, showed a couple enjoying a picnic on a beach and drinking from their cans of Fanta Light, but then calmly spitting the drink out. Others were also shown spitting the drink ...
Your first taste of Fanta's latest flavor is on them ... at least when you pick up a magazine that features one of their edible ads. The advertisement urges readers to try Fanta's new extra-orangey ...
Fanta, the orange soda brand from the house of Coca-Cola has become the latest addition to the long list of brands that have irritated the netizens with their ad campaigns. However, this time, the ...
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