7-Eleven and Coca Cola launch Hong Kong concept store
FILE - In this June 26, 2012 file photo, a man walks past a truck that distributes Coca Cola in Mumbai, India. Traders have pulled Coke and Pepsi off their store shelves in south India in anger at PETA's opposition to a local bull-taming sport. The Tamil Nadu Traders Association said the soft-drink makers were draining too much of the state's water but that they targeted the iconic American brands because the U.S. animal rights group pushed for a ban on the popular local tradition of Jallikattu. (AP Photo/Rajanish Kakade, File)

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7-Eleven has teamed with carbonated beverage brand Coca Cola to open a new themed store in Hong Kong. Located at in Tsim Sha Tsui, the 7-Eleven x Coca Cola concept store is dressed in the distinctive Coke red. As well as the modern Coke livery, the counter features a banner with nostalgic advertising.

The store features two fridges with Coca Cola’s glass-bottle-shaped doors, displaying a selection of the brand’s items and collectibles.

“7-Eleven x Coca Cola themed store is a close collaboration with our suppliers leveraging on the brand strength and features to create a themed convenience store with impactful in-store decoration, interesting display, exclusive products, innovative food idea, good value offer to bring customers fun and convenience,” a spokesperson for 7-Eleven Hong Kong’s parent company Dairy Farm Group said.

The store also features a ‘Hot Shot counter’ where customers can pause and eat snacks (and a Coke).


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