Schweppes Lemon Zero Sugar

Schweppes is one of the world's oldest and most iconic beverage brands, founded by Johann Jacob Schweppe in Geneva, Switzerland, in 1783. Schweppe was a pioneer who developed the first practical process for manufacturing carbonated mineral water. The brand eventually moved its headquarters to London, England, where it became a staple of British culture and received a Royal Warrant in 1836.

Today, Schweppes Lemon Zero Sugar (labeled as 'Sukkerfri Brus' in Nordic markets) is part of a complex global distribution network. The brand's ownership is split by geography: in much of the world, including Europe and many international markets, it is owned by The Coca-Cola Company. In North America, the brand is owned by Keurig Dr Pepper. Due to this fragmented ownership, the product is manufactured in numerous countries across the globe, typically by local bottling partners under license from the respective regional owner. In the case of the Scandinavian market depicted here, the product is bottled locally by regional partners such as Ringnes or Carlsberg under the authority of The Coca-Cola Company.