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Mirinda unveils new campaign

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Chennai, May 7 Mirinda, the fizzy orange drink brand from PepsiCo, has been repositioned. Anchored to ‘taste’ till now, the new campaign takes the emotional tack by urging consumers to be spontaneous more often and not be restrained by adulthood.

Launching the new campaign here, Ms Jyotsna Gadi, Executive Vice-President – Flavours, PepsiCo India, said it would be supported by a multimedia campaign encompassing television, outdoor, print and modern trade in metros and towns across the country. Actor Asin, the brand ambassador, stars in a series of ads that build on the new positioning.

Tamil Nadu is the largest market for sparkling orange drinks in the country. They account for 32 per cent share of the carbonated drinks sold in the State, including colas and the clear lemon segment, Ms Gadi said.

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