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Lucozade launches ‘Caps for Cash’ promotion
Lovers of the energy drink, Lucozade, can now win as much as US$3,000 in cash with the ‘Caps for Cash’ promotion which was launched yesterday at the Ansa McAl Trading Ltd Head Office, located at Beterverwagting, East Coast Demerara.
Up for grabs is the first prize- US $3,000; second prize, US$1,500; and third prize of US $1000. Two winners will receive US$500 every week until the promotion concludes on November 30, 2013.
Ansa McAl’s PRO, Darshanie Yusuf and Lucozade’s Representative, Sean Abel
This was according to Ansa McAl’s Public Relations Officer (PRO), Darshanie Yusuf, who explained that to qualify for the promotion, customers have to enter four 300 ml Lucozade caps in an envelope, with their name, address, and telephone number and drop it into any of the promotional boxes.
These boxes can be found at all leading supermarkets countrywide and persons can check out the brand’s websitewww.lucozadegy.com to find a location in their area.
Lucozade recently changed its glass bottle package to an “unbreakable” tri-layered plastic bottle. Brand Representative, Sean Abel assured that the new Lucozade still has the same great amount, same great taste, and same great value in the new 300 ml bottle.
Abel also promised that Lucozade will continue to energize Guyana and at the same time give their customers the opportunity to win big.
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