Fanta Orange was created in Italy in 1955 and in Italy it has orange juice in it. In the US it has none. American Fanta is carbonated water, high fructose corn syrup, citric acid, natural flavors, and Yellow 6 and Red 40 for the color. UK Fanta starts with water and orange juice from concentrate, gets its color from carrot and pumpkin extract, and has about a third of the sugar, 4.5g per 100ml against 12.4g in the US.
The UK version isn't clean either. It hit that sugar number by adding acesulfame K and sucralose after Britain put a sugar tax on soda in 2018.
The Italian one is a different drink. Water, orange juice at 12%, sugar, carbonation, citric acid, natural citrus flavors, acacia gum and vitamin C. The oranges are all Italian, mostly Sicily and Calabria, and Coca-Cola says it buys about a quarter of the Italian orange juice that goes into soft drinks. It still can't be called an aranciata. Italian law says you need 20% juice to use that word.
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