Coca-Cola Zero Sugar (can)

Product and branding

This is a Coca‑Cola Zero Sugar aluminum can — the zero‑calorie, no‑sugar variant of Coca‑Cola marketed as Coca‑Cola Zero Sugar. (coca-cola.com)

Brand origin and company

The Coca‑Cola drink was originally developed in Atlanta in the 1880s and the Coca‑Cola Company (founded and incorporated in the 1890s) became the original company behind the brand; the Coca‑Cola Company remains the brand owner. (coca-colacompany.com)

Manufacturing & ownership structure

Coca‑Cola products (including Coca‑Cola Zero Sugar) are produced and packaged globally through a franchise bottling system; many cans are manufactured in-country or regionally by local bottlers, so the product is produced in multiple countries depending on market and supply chain arrangements (examples of major bottlers include Coca‑Cola Europacific Partners, Coca‑Cola FEMSA and Coca‑Cola HBC). (coca-colacompany.com)

In summary: the can in the photo is Coca‑Cola Zero Sugar (a zero‑calorie cola) owned by The Coca‑Cola Company (USA) and manufactured in various countries by the Coca‑Cola system of regional bottlers and distributors.