Nando's has announced that from October, customers will no longer be able to get unlimited refills of classic Coca-Cola as part of its bottomless drinks offer. The change is due to new government legislation targeting high fat, salt, and sugar (HFSS) products.
Currently, diners can pay between £3.25 and £3.45 for unlimited refills of beverages including Coca-Cola, Fanta, and Sprite Zero. However, classic Coca-Cola will be removed from this offer, though customers can still purchase a single glass.
Sugar-free options such as Diet Coke and Coke Zero will continue to be available for unlimited refills. A Nando's spokesperson said: 'From this October, customers will still be able to enjoy an ice-cold glass of Classic Coke with their Peri Peri. Due to the new Government HFSS legislation we won’t be able to offer classic Coca-Cola as part of our bottomless offering, however customers can still enjoy one glass of classic Coke and then go bottomless on any of our low-sugar and sugar free options for free after that.'
The move aligns with the government's strategy to tackle obesity by restricting promotions of HFSS products. Nando's is the latest chain to adjust its offerings in response to the regulations.
