A wide choice of beverages

We produce, market and sell approximately 613 different beverages, of which 485 are non-carbonated varieties.

In addition to sparkling beverages, we offer a variety of still beverages. These account for almost 36 per cent of our total volume while low- or no-calorie sparkling beverages represent a 6 per cent of total volume sales.

Sparkling beverages

$Sparkling beverages represent the largest fraction of our product range$

Sparkling beverages represent the largest fraction of our product range (64 per cent by volume). Consumed for refreshment, fun and pleasure, they are made of carbonated water, sweeteners, flavourings and other ingredients.

Sugar versions contain between 9g and 12g of sugar per 100ml (36–48kcal), but are often also available in low or no sugar versions, such as Coke Zero, Sprite Zero, Coca-Cola Light (diet Coke) and Fanta light.

Still beverages

Juices

Fruit juices, fruit drinks and nectars contain up to 100 per cent fruit juice and are offered in a wide combination of fruit mixes and concentrations. They are consumed for energy, health and nutrition and typically contain between 4g and 12g of sugar per 100ml (20–50kcal). In addition to water and energy, they provide essential vitamins and other nutrients. Some beverages are supplemented with additional vitamins, minerals or fibre.

Teas

Ready-to-drink teas contain plant and fruit extracts to provide a sense of relaxation and feeling good, in addition to natural substances beneficial to health. They typically contain up to 8g of sugar per 100ml (32kcal) and are also available in light versions, with no or few calories.

Sport drinks

Sport drinks provide active replenishment to the body when performing physical activities, at optimal mineral, salt and sugar concentrations for quick absorption. They typically contain up to 8g of sugar per 100ml (32kcal) and are not carbonated.

Energy drinks

Energy drinks contain sugar and stimulating substances such as caffeine to provide a boost to body and mind. They may contain up to 12g of sugar per 100ml (50kcal).

Coffee drinks

Ready-to-drink coffee drinks contain brewed coffee to which sugar, milk and flavourings are added, depending on the product. They may contain from 2.7g to 6.5g of sugar per 100ml (15–46kcal).

Waters

Waters range from still or carbonated mineral waters to flavoured table waters. They provide hydration and contain useful minerals such as calcium, iron, magnesium or potassium in varying concentrations, depending on the source. Flavoured waters typically contain plant or fruit extracts and between 0g and 5g of sugar per 100ml (0–20kcal).