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How the Nazis invented Fanta: Fizzy drink was created for German troops during WWII - Vimarsana News

How the Nazis invented Fanta: Fizzy drink was created for German troops during WWII

As fans of Lilt lament the demise of their favourite drink with it being rebranded due to 'cultural sensitivities', changing the name to Fanta might have also raised some uncomfortable issues.

Sharon Kennedy: Fanta: Germany's answer to an embargo - Vimarsana News

Sharon Kennedy: Fanta: Germany's answer to an embargo

Fanta and I are on the outs.

10 Fascinating Facts About Soda - Vimarsana News

10 Fascinating Facts About Soda

Soda is big business; the combined revenues of Coca-Cola and PepsiCo alone topped 100 billion last year, a staggering feat when you consider the price

Quiz about Coke - The Hindu BusinessLine - Vimarsana News

Quiz about Coke - The Hindu BusinessLine

Quiz about Coke May 08, 2021 Fizz factor: On May 8,1886, pharmacist John Pemberton first sold a carbonated beverage that he called Coca-Cola   -  ISTOCK.COM Fizz factor: On May 8,1886, pharmacist John Pemberton first sold a carbonated beverage that he called Coca-Cola   -  ISTOCK.COM× On this day in 1886, pharmacist John Pemberton first sold a carbonated beverage that he called Coca-Cola. This week’s quiz is about Coke. Pop Culture 1. The Coke bottle was once referred to as the ‘hobbleskirt’ bottle because of its distinctive outlines. It was also named after one of the most famous ...

Way Before "Be Less White" Coca-Cola Collaborated w/ Nazis During WW2 | KPRC AM 950 - Vimarsana News

Way Before "Be Less White" Coca-Cola Collaborated w/ Nazis During WW2 | KPRC AM 950

But it's not the first time the company has misfired on racial issues. Back in the mid-20th century Coca-Cola collaborated with Nazis to create a soft drink brand you're probably still well familiar with today. In 1933, the year Adolf Hitler took power in Germany, Coca-Cola’s local unit sold 100,000 cases. The subsidiary’s finances were in shambles, however. Enter 30-year-old German businessman Max Keith, a giant of a man with an imperious air and a massive greatcoat. Keith, a “born leader” who terrified subordinates but commanded their respect, took over Coca-Cola Germany’s books...

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