Coca-Cola Zero Cukru

Coca-Cola Zero Cukru is the Polish-market version of Coca-Cola Zero Sugar, a calorie-free soft drink designed to mimic the taste of original Coca-Cola. The brand has a historic connection to seasonal marketing, famously utilizing the Santa Claus imagery seen on this bottle, which was popularized by illustrator Haddon Sundblom starting in the 1930s.

While the brand originated in the United States in the late 19th century, the product shown reflects local European production. In Poland, manufacturing and distribution are handled by Coca-Cola HBC (Hellenic Bottling Company), which operates several production plants across the country to serve the local and regional market. The Coca-Cola Company maintains global ownership of the trademarks and provides the secret concentrate used in the bottling process.