A brief history of Fanta

A brief history of Fanta

Fanta began to return to World War II when the ban on the transaction was located in Germany.

Coca-Cola companies cannot import syrup needed to produce Coca-Cola in Germany.

Dr. Schetelig decided to create a new product for the German market instead of Coca-Cola, which could only use components available in Germany, at that time mainly apple yarn and auxiliary products of cheese

It tastes orange and yellow.

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And it is clear that the Creator needs a good imagination to think that cheese and apple will drink a good drink.

The name was selected by a seller named Joe Knipp.

Coca-Cola likes this name and decides it's its name.

Fanta is the second drink produced by Coca-Cola, for the first time, the original Coca-Cola.

Fanta Orange is the most popular flavor and it is available in 180 different countries.

There are more than 70 flavors worldwide.