Zingo Zero Citron soft drink

Zingo is an iconic Swedish soft drink brand with a history dating back to the 1950s. It was originally launched as 'Ingo-dricka', named after the world-famous Swedish heavyweight boxer Ingemar 'Ingo' Johansson. Following a rebranding in 1962, the name was changed to Zingo. While the original flavor was orange, the brand expanded into various fruit flavors over the decades.

Today, the brand is owned by the Carlsberg Group, a Danish multinational company, following their acquisition of the Swedish brewery Pripps in 2000. Zingo Zero Citron is a sugar-free, lemon-flavored variant of the classic soda. It is primarily produced in Sweden, specifically at Carlsberg Sweden's facilities in Falkenberg, ensuring its status as a staple of Swedish beverage culture.