Schweppes Indian Tonic Water Zero

Schweppes is one of the world's most historic beverage brands, famously founded in Geneva in 1783 by Johann Jacob Schweppe, who developed the first practical process for manufacturing carbonated mineral water. The brand later moved to London and became a quintessential British staple, eventually inventing the world's first carbonated soft drink, Tonic Water, in the 1870s.

Today, the ownership structure of Schweppes is complex and varies by region. In many European markets, including Germany, the brand is owned and managed by the Suntory Group. Conversely, in other international markets like Australia or North America, ownership might lie with Keurig Dr Pepper or The Coca-Cola Company. In the German market, the product is bottled and distributed locally through various partners under the license of the Schweppes International Limited subsidiary of Suntory. The manufacturing typically occurs in the country of sale via authorized bottling partners.