VIVI KOLA
CLASSIC
Vivi Kola is still produced according to the original recipe. The classic version is available as:
* Also available as 1L PET and 0.33L can
0.33L reusable glass
0.5L PET
SINCE 1938
Vivi Kola has been produced 100% in Switzerland since 1938. This is important to us. The uniquely strong taste of the lively Vivi Kola
is based on the original recipe, in which only natural flavors are used. For example, we utilize grown kola nuts from Cameroon and fair trade vanilla from Madagascar.
Vivi Kola
Classic
Vivi Kola is still produced according to the original recipe.
The classic version is available as:
0.33l reusable glass,
as well as 0.33l & 1l PET.
Vivi Kola
Zéro
Vivi Kola Zéro is calorie-free,
sugar-free and
contains no aspartame.
Vivi Kola Zéro is
available as 0.33l reusable glass
& 0.33l PET.
OUR INGREDIENTS
Transparency and sustainability are important to us, which is why we specifically select the suppliers of our
raw materials.
This is the only way we can guarantee our customers the best possible quality and sustainable raw material extraction.
This is the only way we can guarantee our customers the best possible quality and sustainable raw material extraction.
SWISS
SUGAR
As a traditional Swiss product,
we feel obliged to use 100% Swiss sugar from Swiss sugar beets.
FAIRTRADE KOLA NUTS
FROM CAMEROON
As in 1938, our Kola nuts come from Cameroon. The growing region is part of a social
project.
ORGANIC VANILLA
FROM MADAGASCAR
We are proud that we use Fairtrade certified Bourbon vanilla beans from Madagascar in our
Kola.
We produce in Switzerland,
no matter the costs!
did you know?
Less
Sugar
Vivi Kola contains 9.5g sugar
per 100ml. This is 12%. less than in a conventional cola.
Vivi kola Zéro
without Aspartame
Sweeteners are controversial.
That’s why Vivi Kola
Zéro contains no aspartame.
refilled up
to 40 x
In terms of sustainability, our
Glass bottles are cleaned & refilled up to 40 times.
80%
Recycled
We use 80% recycled PET to
produce new PET bottles.
Co2
neutral
Vivi Kola has been offsetting Co2 emissions since May 2019 by investing in solar energy.
