Limca soft drink

Limca is a popular lemon and lime-flavored carbonated beverage originally introduced in India in 1971. It was created by the Chauhan family as part of Parle Bisleri to compete with international soda brands. The brand became widely known for its refreshing taste and cloudiness, simulating fresh lime juice.

In 1993, The Coca-Cola Company acquired Limca along with other major Parle brands like Thums Up and Maaza to consolidate its presence in the South Asian market. While primarily manufactured and consumed in India, the brand is bottled in various regions by local partners under the supervision of Coca-Cola. The packaging shown indicates a product intended for or distributed in Spanish-speaking markets, where it is marketed as a 'gaseosa' (soda).