Bikano, India’s favourite snack and packaged food manufacturing company, has recently relaunched a wide selection of their sharbat range for the summer of 2022. Of these Rose Syrup, Orange Sharbat, Khusth Syrup, Jeera Shikanji, Badam Brahmhi, and Thandai Kesaria are the chief ones, and they look even more fetching in their new packaging that is sleek and has easy-to-grip bottle caps.
Since summers are the best time to indulge in a variety of sharbat to stay cool, refreshed and hydrated, what is better than choosing from the vast array of Bikano sharbat, especially in their new avatar? They have it all, from subtle jeera and badam flavours to the popular rose and khus ones.
Bikano sharbat is now available with new packaging
Manish Aggarwal, Director of the company, says, “This summer is the first since 2020 that people will enjoy with their family and friends. Gradually, our lives seem to be returning to the pre-Covid routine with the offices, schools, colleges, and varying modes of transport are opening up. Hopefully, people will leave their houses more often. When they visit their loved ones, they will indulge in refreshing glasses of Bikano sharbat. So we wanted to welcome this change with a brand new look for our sharbat collection. We just wanted to add a new spin by making the bottles extremely sleek, while the new bottle caps are easier to grip and open now than ever. ”
Dawinder Pal, head of marketing at the company, says, “Summers for Bikano are always brighter thanks to the wide popularity of our vast range of sharbat. Even this year, due to the fact that people will gradually be returning to visiting their friends and family more than during the pandemic and even taking family vacations together, we are speculating that we will notch up substantial sales this year. As it is, Bikano sharbat is best enjoyed in the company of loved ones in the summers. With the new packaging, we are hoping to usher in more refreshing times for our consumers and Bikano.”
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Naresh Khanna – 10 February 2025
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