Faxe Kondi Free (0 Kalorier) soft drink

Faxe Kondi is a prominent Danish lemon-lime soft drink that holds a significant cultural status in Denmark. Originally introduced in 1971 through a collaboration between Faxe Brewery and the Danish sports physician Knud Lundberg, it was marketed as a 'sports soda' due to its glucose content. The version shown is the '0 Kalorier' (zero calorie) variant, catering to health-conscious consumers.

The brand's manufacturing is deeply rooted in Denmark, specifically at the Royal Unibrew facilities in Faxe. While originally an independent brewery, Faxe merged with Jyske Bryggerier in 1989 to form Royal Unibrew, which remains the ultimate owner. Royal Unibrew is one of the largest beverage companies in the Nordic region, maintaining a strong focus on local heritage while expanding its footprint across Europe and international markets.