PROJECT: International Company Brand

Name

TEACHER:
Carlos Alberto Obando García

STUDENT:

Huamani Mayta, Yanira

Requelme Ortiz, Leandro Daniel
COURSE:
ENGLISH

LEVEL:
Intensive Intermediate 6

LIMA - PERU

2022
 PROJECT INTERNATIONAL COMPANY
BRAND NAME: INCA KOLA

Today we are going to talk about our project on an international product. The
Inca kola is a product that has crossed borders since it went on sale. This
product has reached various parts of the world.

In Peru, it is part of our culture, wherever we go to the coast, mountains, jungle

we have an Inca kola to share with our friends, family and even strangers who
become friends over time.

Since childhood, an Inca kola has always accompanied us in life. When it was
your first day of school you had an Inca kola. Every Sunday for lunch with the
family an Inca kola, going to the beach with friends is more fun with an Inca kola.

When we play soccer with friends, after each pichanga and go to eat we
accompany ourselves with an Inca kola to cool off.

Or when we get together on a girls' night to watch movies, talk, listen to music,
dance, sing. We always agree to order something for delivery and accompany it
with an Inca Kola.

Peru is a gastronomic country, we have varieties of food and many of them taste
better with an Inca kola. For example: eat pollo a la brasa with your Inca kola. Eat
a chaufa with your Inca kola. A ceviche with your Inca kola, Lomo saltado with
your Inca Kola.

But because of the pandemic everything has changed, the children stopped
going to school, meeting and seeing their friends. Young people only used social
networks to coexist. There were no external activities such as shopping, eating,
partying, traveling.

It is not necessary to be close to sharing an Inca Kola because the taste and
feeling is the same.
Two years later the situation has returned to normal and this has left us a lesson
that distance does not separate us. We have to start sharing with our people and
enjoy the moments.

Let's not forget that everything is better when we do it together, so an Inca Kola
should never be missing from the table!