Following the notorious Pepsi Throwback, 7UP, a beverage globally known as the Uncola, pays homage to its 40-year heritage by introducing the classic taste in retro package. However, instead of hiring professional designers or retrieving the package from the corporate archives, 7UP chose to task the finalists of ‘Celebrity Apprentice’ TV series with creating a vintage package for the iconic beverage.

Taking into account the variety of products that ranges from multiple tastes of Lifewater to the lineup of SoBeElixirs and Teas, anyone is unlikely to be surprised with the tagline of the newly-launched campaign by PepsiCo-owned SoBe that says, «Try Everything». Geared towards the young audience craving for adventures and unknown experiences (as well as liquid fuel), the campaign uses the power of radio, digital space and street-level out-of-home advertising in New York and Los Angeles to reach the consumers.

In celebration of its 125th anniversary, Coca-Cola will be showcasing some of the iconic designs that have formed an essential part of the brand’s history.

The free installation that will be on display in Design Museum Tank outside the museum on London’s South Bank beginning May 20 and through July 3, is dedicated mainly to two of the basic elements of the brand identity: Coca-Cola contour bottle and Coca-Cola logo. The exhibition will take visitors on a journey through time so they will see how the bottle and logo has changed throughout history.

Given the fact an average American consumes 400 calories a day from sugared beverages, this category of drinks is putting the whole nation under threat of obesity. In realization of this danger, US Department of Agriculture (USDA) published Dietary Guidelines in 2011. One of the main points of the document is that the authority tries to persuade Americans think carefully of what they drink and replace sugared beverages with water in their daily menu.

In a new campaign launched under ‘Open Happiness’ umbrella, Coca-Cola Great Britain aims to show what a great addition all Coke Family (C0ca-Cola, Diet Coke and Coca-Cola Zero) may be to family occasions. The new campaign starts as the beverage brand has renewed its partnership with ITV1, the nation’s biggest commercial station and destination for Saturday night family entertainment, that’s why the ads will be taglined ‘Saturday Night Tastes Better with Coca-Cola and ITV1’.

PepsiCo’s functional drink Gatorade, which is known for its campaigns featuring A-list athletes, has launched the ‘Replay’ promotion in Australia dedicated to bringing back the favourite sporting moments of its consumers. Apparently, the drink is not only good for body, but also has a positive influence on memory—those, who want to share their recollection on the hilarious episodes from their sports life, are invited to visit the www.gatoradereplay.com.au website where they can upload their stories.

Schweppes has tapped another Hollywood A-lister to promote the iconic fizzy drink. The cold Australian beauty Nicole Kidman, who starred in the brand’s ‘Indian’ advert in 2009, was replaced by another stunning blond lady, Uma Thurman, who looks super sexy and super seducing in the new spot and visuals. In the new French campaign, which is developed by Fred&Farid (Paris), the agency behind the celebrated ‘We are animals’ campaign for Wrangler, ‘Kill Bill’ actress and a jury member of this year’s Cannes Film Festival is asking the legendary ‘What did you expect?’ question in the opulent settings.