Schweppes Pink Zero soft drink

Schweppes Pink Zero is a sugar-free carbonated soft drink that features notes of blackcurrant and various botanicals. This specific variation, marked with Spanish text ('Zero Azúcares'), is widely distributed across Europe and Latin America.

Originally founded in Geneva, Switzerland, in 1783 by Johann Jacob Schweppe, the brand is legendary for being the world's first industrial producer of carbonated water. Over its long history, the brand has been divided among several global beverage companies. In most of Europe, including Spain where this specific packaging is common, the brand is owned and managed by Suntory Beverage & Food, while in the United States and other regions, it is owned by Keurig Dr Pepper or licensed to The Coca-Cola Company.

Manufacturing for Schweppes products typically occurs in the region where they are sold to ensure freshness and reduce logistics costs. For the European market, production is concentrated in facilities across Spain, France, and the United Kingdom. Ownership is complex: while Suntory (Japanese) holds the rights in Europe, the historical lineage remains one of the most significant in the global beverage industry.