Goli Soda goes global: India’s marble-capped classic pops into the UK and Gulf supermarket chains, captures hearts

An old, pop and Indian pictorial goli soda, when it was mentioned in the summer afternoon, a bomb blast in the neck of the bottle. Decades later, the same nostalgic experience is unemployed for global audience, not from street carts, but from supermarket shelves. Reconstructed as Gaulli Pop Soda, Favorite Drink now stage an international return due to the Ministry of Agricultural and Processed Food Product Exports Development (APEDA).

Several staples in India’s households have been re-registered with a new identity – Goli Pop Soda and are working hard in international markets. Spearhead by APEDA, this revival is part of a broader initiative that will promote Indian heritage drinks.

Fizzy drink has already entered into the United States, Great Britain, Europe and Gulf countries with court shipping. India’s “Fair Export” partnership in the Gulf region provides a storage area in Lulu hypermarkets, one of the largest retail networks in the area. Answer, Afonda noted, is overwhelming.

In the UK, Goli Pop Soda has exceeded its nostalgic roots to become a trendy drink, which resonates with consumers looking for traditional spices in modern avatar. It’s not just a soft drink, it’s a cultural story in the bottle.

The religion ceremony took place in 2025 to celebrate its first international debut. February 4, organized by ABNN with the support of APEDA. The event symbolized more than the launch of products. It was marked by India’s intention to lead to a female stores.

The main attraction is the packaging that maintains the signature pop gap, restoring the familiar bouquets, with which Indian consumers have grown up. This small detail has played a big role in his appeal abroad, marriage novelty with Nostalgia.

APEDA also noticed Gold Pop Soda at International Food and Beverage International Events (IFE) 2025 (IFE), which took place from March 17 to 19. The platform allowed Indian entrepreneurs to be involved with global buyers and show the width of India’s recycled food offers.

When the goal pop soda finds new fans around the world, it does more than driving thirst. It tells the story of the Indian food heritage history and prove that home spices can keep their own about multinational giants.