Which group of customers or particular type of customers will choose thegiven sample varieties of a soft drink product? Provide reason for youranswer.Varieties of soft drink product1. Zero sugarType of Customers2. Flavored(cherry,vanilla,orange)3. Diet soft drink / no calories4. Less sugar5. Original taste/flavor

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Principles Of Marketing

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