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Published on 30 December 2019 25 years ago we decided it would be an exciting challenge to take on Coca-Cola. In 1994, we thought wecould knock the soft drinks giant out of their market leading position, and have a lot of fun along the way.
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In an Italian ad, a nun pinches a man's bottom as he buys a can of Virgin Cola from a vending machine. As Branson said, "there's no point" to doing business if you aren't "having fun doing it. . . .
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Virgin Cola was a carbonated cola soft drink, launched in 1994. History Virgin Cola was set up during the early 1990s in conjunction with Cott, an American - Canadian company that specialises in bottling own-label drinks. Cott was looking for a major international brand that could have worldwide appeal.
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Advertisement Virgin Cola: In a major brand extension, Branson launched Virgin Cola in 1994. Virgin Virgin Cola was the most highly-publicized of Virgin's failed businesses.
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Virgin Cola, the newest premium private-label cola line, is expected to hit the United States next year, but may find only limited distribution in urban markets, said beverage industry.
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Writing and Blogging (53) Please enjoy this transcript of my interview with Sir Richard Branson (@richardbranson), founder and chairman of The Virgin Group, world-famous entrepreneur, adventurer, activist, and business icon. Transcripts may contain a few typos—with some episodes lasting 2+ hours, it's difficult to catch some minor errors.
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The story of Virgin Cola, Richard Branson's bold attempt to take on Coca-Cola and Pepsi at their own game. Of course it failed, but it did so stylishly. By Ernie Smith Jul 21, 2021 Filed under: coca-cola, media kits, pepsi, richard branson, soda, virgin cola, virgin group
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Onboard was flamboyant British entrepreneur Richard Branson, who was promoting his latest product: Virgin Cola. "We thought it was a humorous way to get some attention," Court Crandall, a.
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Virgin Cola seemed to be beating Coke in a head-on battle. Then things went horribly wrong, Sir Richard tells Inc. in an exclusive video interview.