Fanta Zero Apple and Lychee

Fanta is a global brand of fruit-flavored carbonated soft drinks created by the Coca-Cola Company. Originally developed in Germany in 1940 during World War II due to trade embargoes, it has since become one of the most recognizable beverage brands worldwide. This specific variant, 'Zero Cukru' (Zero Sugar) with Apple and Lychee flavor, is marketed in Central and Eastern European markets.

The manufacturing of Fanta is decentralized. While the concentrate and brand standards are managed by The Coca-Cola Company, the actual bottling, carbonation, and distribution are handled by regional bottling partners. In the region where this packaging originates (indicated by the Czech/Slovak text), production is typically handled by Coca-Cola HBC (Hellenic Bottling Company) at local facilities within those countries.

The brand remains a core part of The Coca-Cola Company's global portfolio. Ownership and intellectual property are held by the parent company in the United States, which oversees a vast network of subsidiaries and franchised bottlers to maintain its presence in over 190 countries.