🧃 Product Insights — Fanta Orange 300 mL (EU Version)
🍊 Ingredients
Based on official European nutritional sources, the standard formulation includes:
Carbonated water; sugar; orange juice from concentrate (around 3.7–4.5%); citrus fruit from concentrate (~1.3%); citric and malic acids; vegetable extracts (carrot, pumpkin); sweeteners such as acesulfame K and sucralose; potassium sorbate; sodium citrates; guar gum; natural orange flavourings; ascorbic acid (vitamin C).
📊 Nutrition (per 100 mL)
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Energy: ~31–33 kcal (approx. 130 kJ)
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Sugars: 7.8 g (carbohydrates)
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Salt: ~0.02 g
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Fat & protein: 0 g
Aggregate calorie per 300 mL: around 103 kcal; total sugar ~23.4–26 g.
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Juice percentage ranges across EU markets:
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~3–5% in many countries
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Up to 20% in places like Greece (based on recent EU investigation)
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Some countries offer full sugar recipes (e.g., Italy, Germany), while others use sugar‑sweetener blends.
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User reports highlight that European Fanta generally contains real juice and tastes fresher compared to U.S. versions, which often rely solely on sweeteners and artificial flavorings.
✅ Summary Table
| Feature | Detail |
|---|---|
| Volume | 300 mL PET bottle (EU standard) |
| Calories | ~103 kcal per 300 mL |
| Sugars | ~23–26 g |
| Juice content | 3–5% (varies by country) |
| Sweeteners | Acesulfame K & sucralose in reduced‑sugar versions |
| Allergens | None declared (vegetarian & vegan-friendly except for stabilisers) |
| Label Style | Multilingual EU-style nutrition/ingredient panels |
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