Zingo Zero Apelsin

Overview

Zingo Zero Apelsin is the sugar‑free ("Zero") version of Zingo’s classic orange soda. Zingo is a Swedish soft drink brand introduced in the 1950s (originally marketed as "Ingo‑läsk"), later renamed Zingo. The product in the photo is the sockerfri/apelsin variant commonly sold in Sweden.

Brand origin and history

Zingo was originally produced by the Swedish brewery Pripps. The brand has been a Swedish soda classic since the mid‑20th century and is closely associated with orange‑flavoured soft drinks in Sweden.

Manufacturing and production

Today Zingo (including the Zero/sugar‑free variants) is produced in Sweden — Carlsberg Sverige operates production facilities (notably in Falkenberg) where the drink is bottled and distributed for the Swedish market.

Ownership

Pripps’ beverage operations were integrated into Carlsberg’s group activities around 2000, and Zingo is currently owned by the Carlsberg Group (Carlsberg A/S), a Danish multinational headquartered in Copenhagen. Locally the brand is managed and produced by Carlsberg Sverige, the Swedish subsidiary responsible for manufacturing and distribution in Sweden.

What this means for the product

In short: Zingo Zero Apelsin is a Sweden‑origin brand and product (manufactured in Sweden), originally created by Pripps and today owned and distributed by the Carlsberg Group via its Swedish subsidiary.