Pepsi Zero Sugar

Pepsi Max (now often rebranded as Pepsi Zero Sugar) is a globally recognized low-calorie, sugar-free cola. The brand traces its roots back to the United States, where it was developed by PepsiCo to compete in the diet soda market with a flavor profile more closely aligned with regular Pepsi. The specific packaging shown features the German 'Pfand' deposit symbol and German text ('Verbesserte Rezeptur!'), indicating it was manufactured for and likely within the German market.

Today, Pepsi is managed by PepsiCo, a multinational food and beverage giant headquartered in the United States. While the brand-level strategy and concentrate production are centralized, bottling and distribution are handled by a network of regional subsidiaries and licensed partners worldwide. This ensures that the product consumed in Europe is often bottled locally to maintain freshness and comply with regional recycling and labeling regulations.