11 countries, and counting
Where we pop.
From India to shelves in 11 countries. Each has a page of its own: how to find a bottle, how to stock it, how to import it, and what that country’s rules mean for a soda. The Gulf pages are also in Arabic; France and Canada, in French. Below them, 3 markets that are still open for a partner.
The Gulf
United Arab Emirates
For the Emirates' large Indian community, goli soda is a memory from home. For everyone else it is something new: a soda you open by pressing a marble.
English · العربية
Saudi Arabia
Saudi Arabia is the largest market in the Gulf, and since 2026 one of the two that tax a drink by its sugar.
English · العربية
Bahrain
Bahrain is the Gulf's island market, a causeway away from Saudi Arabia, and one of six Gulf countries where Goli Pop is on sale.
English · العربية
Kuwait
Kuwait imports most of what it eats and drinks. Goli Pop reaches it through local wholesalers and shops.
English · العربية
Qatar
Qatar is a compact market served by one main seaport, Hamad. Goli Pop is sold there through local shops and wholesalers.
English · العربية
Oman
Oman runs from Musandam in the north to Salalah in the south, with Sohar its main cargo port. Goli Pop is sold there through local shops and wholesalers.
English · العربية
Europe
United Kingdom
The marble bottle was invented in England in 1872. A century and a half later it is back on British shelves, from India.
English
France
France knows the marble bottle as the limonade à bille. Goli Pop is India's, with 6 g of fibre in every bottle.
English · Français
North America
United States
The United States is where prebiotic soda became a category. Goli Pop arrives there as the one in a marble bottle.
English
Canada
In Canada a label speaks two languages, and so does this page.
English · Français
Oceania
Australia
Australia is the farthest shelf Goli Pop stands on, and one of the strictest about what a label may say.
English
Open for a partner
Not on a shelf here yet. The door is open.
Goli Pop is not on sale in these markets. Each has a page for the importer who will open it, in English and in its own language.
Japan
Japan needs no introduction to the marble bottle: it is the bottle of ramune. India kept it too, and calls it goli soda. Goli Pop is the Indian one, with 6 g of fibre in every bottle.
English · 日本語
Italy
Italy remembers the marble bottle from its gazzosa: la bottiglia con la biglia. Goli Pop is India's, with 6 g of fibre in every bottle.
English · Italiano
Germany
Germany once drank its lemonade from this bottle, and gave it names of its own: Knickerwasser, Klickerwasser, Kracherl. Goli Pop is India's, with 6 g of fibre in every bottle.
English · Deutsch
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