Pepsi Zero Sugar
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About
Pepsi Zero Sugar is PepsiCo's sugar-free cola line, announced in March 1993 and launched as Pepsi Max in Great Britain and Italy, then across Europe and Australia; it stayed out of the United States until the Food and Drug Administration approved acesulfame potassium, one of its two sweeteners alongside aspartame.[1] It reached the American market in 2007 as Diet Pepsi Max, lost the "Diet" in 2009 and was later renamed Pepsi Zero Sugar, a name PepsiCo extended to many other countries with the 2023 packaging redesign.[1] The line is still sold as Pepsi Max in Britain, Ireland, Scandinavia, Finland, Iceland, Tanzania and Australia, and as Pepsi Black in Brazil, Mexico, Argentina, Malaysia and Singapore.[1]
Products (1)
Pepsi Zero Sugar 2 L00012000018817
Sizes and containers
| Variant | Net content | Container | Market | Barcode |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Pepsi Zero Sugar 2 L | 2 l | bottle | 00012000018817 |
Also known as
- Pepsi Max en
- Pepsi Black en
References
- ↑ Pepsi Zero Sugar Wikipedia. publication. Accessed 2026-09-12. cc-by-sa-4.0. Wikipedia contributors.
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