campa cola



Campa Cola was a popular soft drink brand in India that was launched in the 1970s. It was a major competitor to Coca-Cola and Pepsi in the Indian market until it was banned by the Indian government in 2006 due to allegations that the company was producing and selling the drink without the necessary approvals.

The ban on Campa Cola was controversial, and the company's supporters argued that it was a victim of unfair treatment by the government. However, despite several attempts to have the ban lifted, the brand has not been allowed to return to the market. Today, Campa Cola is remembered as a nostalgic brand of the past, with many Indians recalling fond memories of drinking the beverage during their childhoods

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