Coca Cola zero Zucker zero Koffein

The barcode 5000112702248 is associated with a product labeled "Coca-Cola Zero Sugar Zero Caffeine" (or similar variations, depending on regional packaging). Here’s a detailed breakdown based on available information:

Product Identification & Brand Context

• Brand: Coca-Cola (The Coca-Cola Company), a globally recognized beverage manufacturer.
• Product Line: Likely a diet or sugar-free cola variant, though the "Zero Caffeine" claim is unusual for Coca-Cola, as most traditional cola products contain caffeine (typically ~34 mg per 12 oz/355 mL can). This suggests it may be a limited-edition, regional, or experimental product (e.g., a "zero caffeine" trial for health-conscious markets).
• Type: Carbonated soft drink (cola-flavored).
• Target Audience: Adults seeking low-calorie or caffeine-free alternatives, though the "zero caffeine" aspect may appeal to individuals sensitive to stimulants (e.g., pregnant women, those with anxiety, or caffeine-sensitive individuals).

Key Features & Composition

1. Sweeteners:

   • Aspartame and/or Ace-K (Ace-K, or Ace-Sulfame Potassium) are common in Coca-Cola Zero Sugar products. These are artificial sweeteners with no calories but are controversial due to:
     • Potential health debates: Some studies link high aspartame intake to metabolic issues (though regulatory agencies like the EFSA and FDA consider it safe within limits).
     • Gut health: Artificial sweeteners may alter gut microbiota, though evidence is mixed.
   • Warning: Individuals with phenylketonuria (PKU) should avoid aspartame due to its phenylalanine content.

2. Caffeine Content:

   • Claimed "Zero Caffeine": This is atypical for Coca-Cola. Most colas contain ~30–40 mg caffeine per 12 oz. If verified, this could be a special formulation (e.g., for markets where caffeine is restricted or avoided).
   • Verification needed: Cross-check with local packaging or manufacturer statements, as barcodes can sometimes be reused or mislabeled.