Coca-Cola launches festive packs and on-pack promotion offering trip to Lapland

Coca-Cola has unveiled new festive packs and an on-pack promotion giving consumers the opportunity to win a trip to Lapland.

Between 15 November and 20 December, shoppers can enter a prize draw via the Coca-Cola App by scanning QR codes on festive-themed cans and bottles of Coca-Cola Original Taste, Coca-Cola Zero Sugar and the Coca-Cola Zero Sugar Cherry. Five lucky winners will win a trip for two to Lapland.

Entrants will also be in with the chance of winning Christmas cooking masterclasses, Christmas table decorations and food delivery vouchers, as well as Coca-Cola themed collectables including baubles and socks.

The limited-edition packs feature eye-catching festive designs with Santa graphics and Christmas decorations to help create a sense of magic in stores. Convenience retailers will also be able to access festive Coca-Cola branded point of sale materials from My.CCEP.com from the middle of November.

“Christmas is a key time of year for retailers and is the number one calendar moment for sparkling soft drinks. Coca-Cola has become synonymous with Christmas thanks to the iconic campaigns that consumers look forward to every year. This year’s campaign is about inspiring small acts of kindness, be that within a family, hometown of wider community, whilst our new limited-edition packs and prize giveaway will help retailers create excitement in stores,” Rob Yeomans, vice-president, commercial development at Coca-Cola Europacific Partners (CCEP) GB, said.

“Our aim is to help households across the country to create special Christmas celebrations at home. Coca-Cola is a perfect accompaniment to these social occasions with more than half of consumers saying that Coca-Cola complements the food they make. We’d encourage retailers to make the most of the opportunities that Christmas brings, including the creation of cross-category displays in store and occasion led messaging at fixture which can help double shopper engagement and increase sales.”