Trio (soft drink)

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Trio is a popular South Indian soft drink, especially popular in Tamil Nadu.^[1]

It is manufactured and marketed by Kali Mark (Kalis Sparkling Water P Ltd.) It is a lesser known Kali Mark soda due to the focus on Bovonto.

It is marketed as a citric, juicy, orange drink that combines fresh orange with ice. The soda appears as bright orange.^[2]

The soda is one of the few indigenous sodas that survived the take-over by Coca-Cola and Pepsi during the mid 1990s. It is sold alongside other sodas such as Bovonto, Solo, and Vibro.

History[edit]

Trio came into existence in 1968.^[3] Trio was used alongside Bovonto to compete with Coca-Cola and Pepsi.

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