Coca-Cola Zero Sugar Zero Caffeine now available in Irish stores

Linda Stewart — Fri, 10 Jun 2022 08:41:34 +0000

Coca-Cola Zero Sugar Zero Caffeine^TM is a refreshing take on the much-loved Coca-Cola Zero Sugar taste, and offers consumers the option to enjoy their favourite drink in the evening, post work or play.

Coca-Cola knows its fans lead incredibly busy lives, so the iconic brand is seeking to help adults get as much out of their evenings as possible.

Coca-Cola Zero Sugar Zero Caffeine is the perfect, uplifting taste experience after a long day, offering a healthier option with no caffeine and no sugar.

Winding down in the evenings has never been easier with Coca-Cola’s iconic original taste – try that taste of joy with Coca-Cola Zero Sugar Zero Caffeine in store now.

The Coca-Cola Company Frontline Activation Lead for Ireland, Aisling Wilde said: “For many of us, the pace of life has suddenly accelerated and we’re busier than ever. Juggling life, work and families, and it can be all consuming, so we wanted to create a product which celebrates that post work feeling, when the evening becomes your own and you finally get to relax!”

Coca-Cola Zero Sugar Zero Caffeine is available across the Island of Ireland in 500ml, 1L and 2L PET bottles and in 4-pack and 12-pack 330ml can SKUs.

Coca-Cola Zero Sugar Zero Caffeine bottles will retail at €1.60 in ROI and £1.40 in NI per 500ml bottle, €1.70 in ROI and £1.50 in NI per 1L bottle and €2.70 in ROI and £2.30 in NI per 2L bottle.

The 330ml can 4-pack will retail at €3.80 in ROI and £3.05 in NI and 330ml 12-pack at €10.90 in ROI and £8.00 in NI.

Coca-Cola Zero Sugar Zero Caffeine will be supported by a product drop campaign to media and influencers; sampling of the product across the country; Digital & Media and Social Media Advertising.

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PRA urges UK Chancellor to cut fuel duty, warning NI retailers will lose out

Linda Stewart — Fri, 18 Mar 2022 10:59:12 +0000

The Petrol Retailers Association has urged the UK Chancellor to cut fuel duty, warning that retailers in Northern Ireland are being put at a disadvantage.
Global energy prices are still volatile due to the ongoing crisis in Ukraine, unduly impacting consumers at the same time as cost-of-living increases, the PRA says.
The PRA is calling on the Chancellor to follow the example of other European countries and cut fuel duty to shield consumers from international events.
The Republic of Ireland (ROI) has cut fuel duty, putting forecourts in Northern Ireland (NI) at a competitive disadvantage as motorists and fleet operators cross the border to fill their tanks.
Gordon Balmer, Executive Director of the PRA said: “It is crucial that the Government takes steps to reduce the burden of energy prices on consumers. Government inaction is now impacting our members in NI, who are unable to match the prices of their counterparts across the border. We strongly urge the Chancellor to follow the example of other European countries and cut fuel duty.”
In a letter to the Chancellor, the PRA warned: “We expect that NI residents that can take advantage of the significant difference in pump prices across the border will do so and heavy goods vehicles (HGV) operators will be sending their fleets in greater numbers to ROI border sites to replenish their vehicles, reducing demand for petrol filling stations in NI and hampering their ability to continue their operation through no fault of their own.
“This is putting our NI members at a competitive disadvantage, as it is impossible to match prices across the border without Government intervention.
“While the ROI, along with other European countries, has taken significant steps to shield their consumers and businesses from soaring energy prices, the UK is yet to act. At a time when cost-of-living is increasing, rising energy prices are something motorists in this country can’t afford.
“This will impact the poorest among us the hardest as they are slowly priced off the roads. The need for Government action is urgent. With no end to the Ukraine crisis in sight it falls upon the Government to shield its population. The continued absence of action will have a detrimental impact on UK consumers.”

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