In a vibrant celebration of nostalgia and sustainability, Coca-Cola has reignited Kenyan traditions by championing the returnable glass bottle in Bungoma County. The campaign, which has been sweeping across the country, is more than just a marketing effort—it’s a cultural revival that’s bringing communities together.
For generations, Coca-Cola in a glass bottle has been a symbol of shared joy, family gatherings, and cherished memories. Now, the company is inviting Kenyans to relive those moments through interactive events that highlight the classic glass bottle’s enduring appeal. In Bungoma, residents enthusiastically participated in games, storytelling sessions, and taste tests, reminiscing about the timeless experience of enjoying an ice-cold Coke in glass.
Since January, Coca-Cola has taken this campaign to 40 counties, fostering community engagement and reinforcing its legacy as a staple in Kenyan households. With affordability at the forefront—priced at just KES 20 for a 200ml bottle—the returnable glass option remains accessible to students, families, and friends looking to savor a refreshing drink without breaking the bank.
Beyond nostalgia, the initiative also underscores Coca-Cola’s commitment to sustainability. Returnable glass bottles offer an eco-friendly alternative to disposable packaging, aligning with global efforts to reduce waste and promote environmental responsibility.
From Nairobi to the Coast, Rift Valley to Mount Kenya, the returnable glass bottle is making a grand comeback, reminding Kenyans that some traditions never go out of style. This campaign isn’t just about quenching thirst—it’s about rekindling bonds, celebrating heritage, and bringing people together, one bottle
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