Fanta Orange zero calories soft drink

Fanta is a globally recognized orange-flavored carbonated soft drink brand that was first created in Germany in 1940 during World War II. It was developed by the German Coca-Cola bottling plant as a response to the trade embargo on Coca-Cola syrup, utilizing available ingredients like whey and apple pomace.

Today, Fanta is owned by The Coca-Cola Company and is produced through a vast network of regional bottling partners across the globe. The specific manufacturing location is typically determined by the local market in which the beverage is sold, utilize local water sources and distribution channels. The brand has evolved to include numerous variants, including the zero-calorie version pictured here, which caters to the growing consumer demand for sugar-free alternatives.

The global ownership remains firmly with The Coca-Cola Company in the United States, which manages the brand's formulation, marketing, and overarching corporate strategy while licensing production to local entities such as Coca-Cola Europacific Partners in certain European and Asia-Pacific markets.