Is there anything normal about a fizzy drink? The sizzle of the carbon and the clink of ice, a symphony of sounds coming together to create an animated experience. Close your eyes… you might just hear it.
One of our first ventures, Cristal water was introduced in the Sri Lankan market, posing as the one of the pioneers of bottled drinking water on the island. Cristal Water is pure, good and everything your body needs to stay hydrated.
Every beverage has a home, a playhouse and a family to look after. Here’s a sneak peek of their world and how they’re brought to life and packaged and distributed all around the island.
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My Cola was never an easy child to bear, but a precious child to sustain. Pet Packaging, the mother of My Cola Beverages started its operation in 1994 as a bottled water manufacturer when hygienic bottled drinking water was merely a concept in Sri Lanka.
Pet Packaging introduced CRISTAL bottled water and later in 2004, My Cola as a BOI approved project. Powered by an imagination that has now conquered borders, the will to succeed, and a continuous learning approach has seen My Cola fertilized as an idea and rinsed through trials and tribulations like a phoenix. My Cola revolutionized the hitherto two-way concept of the carbonated soft drinks.
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Ever since the creation of My Cola, we’ve always strived to give you the tastiest and the most thrilling experience you find in any beverage. Follow us through our journey into the past and towards the future.
My Cola is proud to announce our partnership with Sri Lanka Cricket as the “Official Carbonated Beverages Partner”. This is a momentous occasion in the sixteen-year history of My Cola Beverages (Pvt) Limited, to support and forge forward with Sri Lanka Cricket, gearing for a cricket revival in the country. Mr Sharm Fernando (Attorney-At-Law) Executive […]
Water is the most important substance known to humankind. Not a lot of us know that. The earth we live in is a giant bowl of water. Here’s the catch! Most of the water on our big blue planet is undrinkable. Out of all the water we have only 2.5% of it is fresh and from that, 1% is accessible by us humans. Shocking, isn’t it? This makes it more important than ever to understand the significant role freshwater plays in our lives, health and wellbeing and the importance of keeping ourselves hydrated.
