Schweppes Zero Pink Grapefruit soda

Schweppes Zero Pink Grapefruit is a sugar-free carbonated soft drink that traces its origins back to Geneva, Switzerland, where Johann Jacob Schweppe founded the company in 1783. Schweppe is credited with developing one of the first practical processes to manufacture carbonated mineral water on a commercial scale. While the brand originated in Switzerland and later moved its headquarters to London in the late 18th century, it has since become a global household name.

The manufacturing of Schweppes products occurs in numerous countries worldwide through local bottling partners and regional manufacturing sites to ensure freshness and reduce logistical footprints. The ownership structure of the brand is complex and varies by region. Globally, the brand is largely fragmented between major beverage conglomerates. In many European markets, the brand is owned by Suntory Beverage & Food Limited (a Japanese corporation), while in the United States and several other territories, it is owned by Keurig Dr Pepper. In certain markets, The Coca-Cola Company also holds distribution or ownership rights. This specific can, featuring Danish text (med smag af), is part of the European distribution network under the ultimate ownership of the Suntory Group.