Fanta Zero Sugar Lemon

Fanta Lemon Zero Sugar is a popular fruit-flavored carbonated soft drink. The brand's history is unique, having been created in 1940 by the German branch of Coca-Cola during World War II when shipping syrup from the US was impossible. Due to this origin, the brand is historically linked to Germany, though it was quickly integrated and globalized by its American parent company.

Today, Fanta is one of the flagship brands of The Coca-Cola Company. The Zero Sugar variant is designed to offer the same citrus flavor profile without the added caloric content of traditional sugar. In the Netherlands, the product is typically produced locally in Dongen by Coca-Cola Europacific Partners (CCEP), ensuring a regional supply chain for the Dutch market while maintaining international quality standards.