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Fanta Cans In UK And India Differ In Sugar
Fanta cans sold in the United Kingdom and India are not exactly the same.
A study compared the two versions.
The can sold in London has 63 calories.
The Indian can has three times as much sugar.
The comparison also looked at artificial dyes.
This means the same brand can have different ingredients in different countries.
Reuters reported the comparison.
The article does not give more details about the Indian can’s calories or the specific dyes.
A comparative study found differences between Fanta cans sold in the United Kingdom and India.
A can of Fanta sold in London contains 63 calories.
The Indian version contains three times as much sugar as the UK version.
The comparison examined sugar content and artificial dyes in the soft drinks.
Reuters reported the findings, but the article does not provide further nutritional figures.
- Who
- Fanta consumers and the makers of Fanta products in the United Kingdom and India.
- What
- A comparison found differences in calories, sugar content, and artificial dyes between Fanta cans sold in the two countries.
- Where
- London, United Kingdom, and India.
- When
- Why
- The comparison examined how the soft drink differs between the two markets.
Key facts
- Product
- Fanta
- UK location
- London, United Kingdom
- UK calorie count
- 63 calories per can
- India sugar content
- Three times as much sugar as the UK version
- Comparison areas
- Sugar, calories, and artificial dyes
- Reported by
- Reuters
Sources
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