About: Coca-Cola in Nepal

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The Coca-Cola was introduced to the Nepalese market in 1973 by importing from India. In 1979, the local production of Coca-Cola started in Nepal. As of 2020, the production is run by a publicly listed company, Bottlers Nepal Limited (BNL). There are two bottling plants, one in Kathmandu and another in Bharatpur, which is known as Bottlers Nepal (Terai) Limited. Both are owned by BNL. As of June 2020, about 500 people work in the manufacturing plant.

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  • The Coca-Cola was introduced to the Nepalese market in 1973 by importing from India. In 1979, the local production of Coca-Cola started in Nepal. As of 2020, the production is run by a publicly listed company, Bottlers Nepal Limited (BNL). There are two bottling plants, one in Kathmandu and another in Bharatpur, which is known as Bottlers Nepal (Terai) Limited. Both are owned by BNL. As of June 2020, about 500 people work in the manufacturing plant. (en)
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  • The Coca-Cola was introduced to the Nepalese market in 1973 by importing from India. In 1979, the local production of Coca-Cola started in Nepal. As of 2020, the production is run by a publicly listed company, Bottlers Nepal Limited (BNL). There are two bottling plants, one in Kathmandu and another in Bharatpur, which is known as Bottlers Nepal (Terai) Limited. Both are owned by BNL. As of June 2020, about 500 people work in the manufacturing plant. (en)
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  • Coca-Cola in Nepal (en)
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