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- Savanna, the cider that has taken the world by storm, has officially been ranked as the world’s number one cider by volume, according to the IWSR Global Cider Volume Report 2024. (Pic: Courtesy)
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MBABANE – Savanna, the cider that has taken the world by storm, has officially been ranked as the world’s number one cider by volume, according to the IWSR Global Cider Volume Report 2024.

This recognition cements Savanna as not just a household name in southern Africa, but a global icon loved for its crisp, dry and refreshing taste.

Here in Eswatini, the celebrations are in full swing. The ongoing Savanna World’s Number One campaign has already crowned 12 lucky winners, with E30 000 in prize money claimed so far and another E30 000 still up for grabs. The excitement is growing and the question on everyone’s lips is: “Will you be next?”

Consumers simply need to buy a six-pack of Savanna to stand a chance to win their share of the prize money.

It is that easy. The campaign is in full motion with eager participants from all over the country already walking away with the most refreshing prizes in the land.

As part of the celebrations, Savanna has also hosted 26 in-store activations since the start of the campaign.

At these activations, lucky buyers have walked away with instant gifts, making every Savanna purchase even more rewarding.

And the good news is, there are many more activations still to come, giving consumers even more chances to win and enjoy exclusive surprises.

Full article available in our publication.

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