The Coca-Cola Company owns Sprite, a renowned lemon-lime soda, distributed globally by independent bottlers in over 190 countries.
Discover the legacy of Johann Jacob Schweppe, who pioneered commercial carbonated water in 1783, establishing a global brand in premium mixers.
Discover Coca-Cola’s dual founding in 1886 as a drink and 1892 as a corporation, evolving from a local tonic to a global beverage icon.
Schweppes, a premium beverage brand, is not owned by PepsiCo. It operates under Coca-Cola, Keurig Dr Pepper, Asahi, and Suntory globally.
Coca-Cola owns Sprite, controlling its brand globally. Over 200 bottling partners ensure consistency while leveraging local expertise in 200+ countries.
Schweppes, a 240-year-old brand, thrives through a unique three-way ownership: Keurig Dr Pepper in North America, Coca-Cola HBC in Europe and Africa, Asahi in Australia.
Diet Coke eliminates sugar and calories of regular Coke, but studies link it to risks like heart disease, kidney issues, and potential weight gain.
PepsiCo and Coca-Cola are independent entities with no ownership ties. Both companies have distinct strategies while competing globally in the beverage market.
Fanta began in Nazi Germany in 1940, created as a Coca-Cola substitute. Now, it’s a global brand with 200+ flavors in over 190 countries.
Sprite is caffeine-free but high in sugar, causing energy spikes. New variants with caffeine exist in ASEAN regions. Healthier alternatives recommended.
