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The new product will be Coca-Cola’s first foray into the increasingly popular hard seltzer market, following the success of the company’s ready to drink (RTD) alcohol beverage in Japan.
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The hard seltzer will not be made using Topo Chico’s sparkling water, which has been sourced and bottled in Monterrey, Mexico since 1895.
Speaking about the new product, Andy Morton, deputy drinks editor at GlobalData, said: “The Coca-Cola Co’s announcement that it will release an alcoholic sparkling water in Latin America shouldn’t be a surprise. In a way, however, it is.
“The ‘hard seltzer’ market has seen such phenomenal growth that now everyone wants a piece. It makes perfect sense, then, that the world’s biggest soft drinks company would launch in a category that plays on the low-sugar, high refreshment trends it excels in.”
