Zago unveils cold coffee in Indian airports including airlines like Indigo, Air Asia
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As a renowned urban lifestyle beverage brand, Zago has expanded its business to Indian airlines and airports. The company has recently introduced Zago Cold Coffee in Indigo, Spice Jet and Air Asia.
Zago is a popular beverage brand having diverse assortments of food and beverage products such as craft coffees, chais and shakes to name a few. The product has been very well received by travellers for its world-class product quality and packaging. Zago products are also available in the relay stores at many airports. They would shortly be available in the WHSmith outlets. Very soon, Zago products should be present in several other airport stores as well.
"The modern traveller is very discerning and looks for taste, convenience and health. Zago is excited about addressing these requirements through a range of products", said Sridhar Varadaraj, Managing Partner at Ricco Delizio. Zago coffees are available in 3 variants - Cold Coffee, Cold Mocha and Cold Hazelnut Coffee. Chai has been introduced in an Iced Masala Chai version. Zago shakes are available in multiple categories - protein shakes, slim shakes, breakfast shakes and gourmet shakes such as Almond Saffron shake.
Zago products are available in major retail chains in Mumbai, Delhi, Bangalore, Hyderabad, Chennai, Pune, Chandigarh, Kolkata, Coimbatore, Ludhiana, Amritsar and other cities. They are also available in PVR cinemas and Carnival Cinemas. Corporates such as Google, LinkedIn and Facebook offer Zago products at their kiosks. Products can also be purchased online at Amazon, Bigbasket and Daily Ninja. This story is provided by BusinessWire India. ANI will not be responsible in any way for the content of this article.
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