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Fanta · drink

Fanta Zero

Name: Fanta Zero
Brand: Fanta

Better than regular Fanta due to zero sugar, but artificial sweeteners and additives raise moderate concerns.

VeganVegetarianGluten-FreeDairy-FreeNut-FreePalm Oil-Free

score

/ 100

Ingredient Breakdown

1 red · 3 amber · 3 green

Calories

1 per 100ml

Serving

330ml can

Sugar

0g (0% daily value)

Sat. Fat

0g (0% daily value)

Contains Sunset Yellow (E110) which may cause hyperactivity in children

Contains aspartame - not suitable for people with phenylketonuria

Multiple artificial sweeteners and preservatives

Full Analysis

Ingredients (7)

Carbonated Water

aka Sparkling water

Simply water with dissolved CO2, completely safe and hydrating.

Daily Intake — No concerns

SAFE

Citric Acid

E330

Natural preservative found in citrus fruits, safe and widely used.

Daily Intake — No concerns

SAFE

Natural Orange Flavor

aka Orange flavoring

Derived from natural orange sources, generally safe for consumption.

Daily Intake — No concerns

SAFE

Aspartame

E951 Controversial

aka Artificial sweetener

FDA-approved sweetener but controversial due to some studies suggesting potential health concerns in high doses.

Daily Intake — Well within safe limits for most people

MODERATE

Acesulfame Potassium

E950 Controversial

aka Ace-K sweetener

Artificial sweetener that's stable and calorie-free, but some prefer to limit artificial additives.

Daily Intake — Safe in typical consumption amounts

MODERATE

Sodium Benzoate

E211 Controversial

aka Preservative

Common preservative that can form benzene when combined with vitamin C under certain conditions.

Daily Intake — Generally safe in food amounts

MODERATE

Sunset Yellow FCF

E110 Controversial

aka Orange food coloring

Artificial coloring linked to hyperactivity in children and requires warning labels in some countries.

Daily Intake — May cause hyperactivity in sensitive children

HIGH RISK

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Fun Fact

Fanta was originally created in Nazi Germany as a Coca-Cola substitute when trade embargos made Coke syrup unavailable during WWII.

Made by The Coca-Cola Company

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