Bibite Polara

Bibite Polara or more simply Polara is an Italian beverage company based in Modica (Sicily).

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Bibite Polara
Private
IndustryBeverage
Founded1953 Modica, Sicily, Italy
FoundersGiuseppe Polara
Headquarters
Modica
,
Italy
ProductsSoft drinks
Websitewww.polara.it

History

In 1953 Giuseppe Polara founded the company and produced the first soft drinks. Today, the Modicana company has expanded its distribution throughout Sicily and also outside the region.[1][2]

Production

At the Modica factory, Polara produces various beverages for both large-scale distribution and horeca. There's also a vintage line from the 1950s, with different bottles and recipes from the classics, and a Bio line born in 2019.[3] The production of citrus drinks is carried out with Sicilians, such as Sicilian red oranges IGP, lemons from Syracuse IGP, blond oranges from Ribera PDO, with water of Hyblaean Mountains.[4]

Product line

Polara's drinks are: orange juice, lemonade, grapefruit, chinotto, soft drinks, tonic water, ginger, bitter, foam, tea and cola.[5]

Awards
  • "Taste of the year 2014" award.[6]
  • "Italianfood.net Award 2019", Cologne (Germany).[7][8]

References
  1. bottegha.it (ed.). "Tutti i prodotti di Polara" (in Italian).
  2. polara.it, ed. (29 April 2019). "I sapori di Sicilia delle Bibite Polara a TuttoFood a Milano!" (in Italian).
  3. guidasicilia.it, ed. (13 December 2019). "Nasce "Bio Sicilia", la nuova linea di bibite biologiche Polara" (in Italian).
  4. freshplaza.it, ed. (6 June 2018). "Polara, il mondo dei soft drink d'eccellenza a base di agrumi siciliani certificati DOP e IGP" (in Italian).
  5. polara.it (ed.). "Il catalogo delle bibite Polara" (in Italian).
  6. beverfood.com, ed. (16 October 2014). "Le BIBITE POLARA conquistano il premio "Sapore dell'Anno 2014"" (in Italian).
  7. news.italianfood.net, ed. (5 October 2019). "Italian Food Awards 2019: the winners".
  8. foodweb.it, ed. (11 March 2019). "Tutti i vincitori dei Quality Award e Pet Award 2019" (in Italian).
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