Pepsi Zero Zucchero soft drink

Pepsi Zero Zucchero is the low-calorie, sugar-free variant of the world-renowned Pepsi cola. Originating from the United States, the brand was created by Caleb Bradham in the late 19th century under the initial name 'Brad's Drink' before becoming Pepsi-Cola.

The product shown in the image is the Italian version, indicated by the text 'Massimo Gusto' (Maximum Taste) and 'Zero Zucchero' (Zero Sugar). While the brand is global, local production for the Italian market is typically handled by regional bottling partners. The brand is managed and owned by PepsiCo, a multinational food and beverage giant headquartered in New York. PepsiCo remains one of the largest consumer goods companies globally, overseeing a massive portfolio of snacks and drinks.