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Sabols expanding products range

Coimbatore, Sept. 8

Packaged drinking water major Sabols has launched its range of products such as drinking water, club soda and mango magic in Nellore. The company plans to introduce Sprint (a carbonated drink), flavoured fruit drink in cartons , flavoured water, noodles, biscuits and other FMCG products before March 2009. The Sabols brand packaged drinking water is currently available in 300 ml cup, 500 ml, one and two litre bottles and 20 litre bubble top can. The company has plants in Coimbatore, Chennai, Bangalore, Madurai, Hubli and Tiruchi. It has recently commissioned plants in Hyderabad, Vijayawada and Mangalore.

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