Fanta Orange

Fanta is a fruit-flavored carbonated soft drink that originated in Germany during World War II as a result of trade restrictions affecting the availability of Coca-Cola ingredients. The German branch of Coca-Cola, led by Max Keith, developed Fanta using locally available ingredients, and the name was derived from the German word 'Fantasie,' meaning imagination. The orange variant of Fanta was introduced in Italy in 1955. The brand is owned by The Coca-Cola Company, an American multinational corporation headquartered in Atlanta, Georgia. Fanta is produced in multiple countries worldwide, including Germany, Italy, Mexico, and others, to meet global demand.