Fanta is one of the world's most popular soft drinks, but its origins are tied to the resource constraints and political ...

You probably know about Fanta, the brand of orange soda that's almost guaranteed to be on shelves somewhere in a 10-mile (16-km) radius of where you live. But you might not know that the question of ...

Narrator: This is Fanta, one of the most popular ... save the subsidiary's accounts. With the German economy booming, he took measures to market the drink to the hardworking people of his country.

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From Tuesday it will be known as Fanta Pineapple & Grapefruit, according to its owner the Coca-Cola Company. The firm stressed the drink's taste ... the name of its German parent company.

This allowed him to spread Fanta across Europe and save other subsidiaries from shutting down. The German branch sold about 3 million cases of the drink before the war was over. And when the ...

Fanta itself was invented in Nazi Germany as a last resort to rescue the Coca-Cola company from massive financial losses. That is how it became a popular drink in the country. Here’s an easy recipe to ...

Soft drink Fanta's sales are booming again, driven by consumers in their 30s and 40s, for whom the major brand's fruit-flavored carbonated drink products elicit fond childhood memories. Fanta ...