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Coca Cola launched new Carnival Can label exclusive for St. Maarten.

February 15, 2016

Coca Cola launched new Carnival Can label exclusive for St. Maarten.
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Cay Hill:---  CC1 St. Maarten, distributor of Coca Cola, the world’s number one beverage, will release an exclusive, limited edition 12 – ounce can, emblazoned with the St. Maarten Carnival Logo, makes this a first for the island. This one of a kind Coca Cola can with the slogan; “Enjoy Carnival with Coca Cola”, also features a dancing reveler graphic allusive to Carnival.
“We are very enthusiastic and proud of this special release, and have plans to make it an annual tradition so that it becomes an integral part of St. Maarten Carnival, and provides fans with an annual Coca Cola carnival collectable” said General Manager Ada Iris Delgado.
The SCDF President Mike Granger said,” liking the new limited edition designed Can for Carnival is an understatement, I really love it!! “. SCDF marketing Director, Rolando Bryson stated “he was blown away by the fact that this project was presented to him just last year, and couldn’t believe his eyes that it really materialized.\" Mr. Bryson went on to state “we created the most recent Carnival St. Maarten logo 3 years ago and never expected it would have ever made it to a Coca Cola can. This looks amazing and will have a huge reach for our Carnival spectators.”
“Following the completion of a rigorous and meticulous implementation process, we are very excited to present the community of St. Maarten with their very own Coca Cola Carnival Commemorative can,\" says Jonelie M. Vélez, Marketing Manager of CC1 St. Maarten. “We are very proud to be the exclusive soft drink sponsor of Carnival 2016. Our contribution will serve to immerse the visitors of our island into the Carnival mood, while also showcasing our Coca Cola product, which will be easily recognizable on stores shelves”.
Beginning this week, fans can purchase their 2016 edition Coca Cola Carnival product at major retailers across the island, while supplies last. The plan is to distribute 700,000 total units over a period of 3 months, completing at the end of May 2016.
To kick this program off, CC1 St. Maarten will be giving away more than 20 Carnival Season passes which permit winner’s access to Festival Village for the entire carnival season. For additional information, or for a chance to win, look for “Win a Carnival Season Pass with Coca Cola” in newspapers and listen for ads on the radio.
For inquires, or placing an order please contact CC1 St. Maarten, +1 721 542 2283. Located on Oryx Drive #1, Cay Hill or email at ordersxm@cc1sxm.com

Coca Cola launched new Carnival Can label exclusive for St. Maarten.

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Source: http://www.sxm-talks.com/st-martin-news-network/coca-cola-launched-new-carnival-can-label-exclusive-for-st-maarten/

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