Fanta was born in WWII Germany when Coca-Cola couldn't import syrup due to US trade restrictions. Max Keith used local apple pulp, whey, and beet sugar to create a new drink. A salesman named it "Fanta" from the German word for "imagination." The orange flavour came later in Italy, becoming the global favourite we know today.
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How WWII And Coca-Cola's Syrup Shortage Led To The Birth Of Fanta
