Households stocking individual cans
A 24 × 330ml tray provides separate portions for a shared home or visitors. Check that you have room to store it and that the chosen flavour is available when you need it.
For a household, workplace or gathering, a 24 × 330ml pack gives you individual cans without relying on large bottles. Choose a flavour people will drink, then check the exact pack’s sugar declaration, caffeine statement and ingredients; if variety matters more than a full tray of one flavour, smaller multipacks are another option.
A 24 × 330ml tray provides separate portions for a shared home or visitors. Check that you have room to store it and that the chosen flavour is available when you need it.
Individual cans can be set out for meetings or gatherings alongside other refreshments. A 24 × 330ml tray contains 7.92 litres, so count the cans needed as well as the total volume.
Sugar content and caffeine are separate label checks. Tesco describes Coca-Cola Zero Sugar Zero Caffeine and Fanta Orange Zero as caffeine free, while its standard Pepsi Max and Dr Pepper Zero listings include caffeine.
Settle the pack size and flavour, then read the nutrition and ingredient information for the exact drink you plan to buy.
| Priority | What to check | Your needs |
|---|---|---|
| Sugar declaration | Read the product wording and the sugars figure per 100ml and per can. Do not assume that “no added sugar” and “zero sugar” describe identical nutrition values. | I want to check the sugars figure for the actual flavour and pack, rather than choose by its name alone. |
| Caffeine | Look for an explicit caffeine-free statement or caffeine in the ingredients. Tesco describes Coca-Cola Zero Sugar Zero Caffeine and Fanta Orange Zero as caffeine free. | For guests who avoid caffeine, I need a drink identified as caffeine free, not just one labelled no sugar. |
| Sweeteners | Compare ingredient lists for the exact variants and read any phenylalanine warning. Tesco lists different sweetener combinations for Pepsi Max, Sprite Zero Sugar and Fanta Orange Zero. | If a particular sweetener or warning matters to me, I need to check the individual can’s label before serving it. |
| Pack and stock | Count cans and compare total volume: 24 × 330ml is 7.92 litres. Check current stock before relying on a particular flavour for an event. | I may want one full tray for a group, or smaller packs so I can offer several flavours. |
Tesco’s listings for Pepsi Max, Sprite Zero Sugar and Fanta Orange Zero show different sweetener ingredients; the first two also carry a phenylalanine warning.
Read the ingredients and warnings for the exact drink before committing to a tray.
Tesco lists caffeine in standard Pepsi Max and Dr Pepper Zero, while it describes Coca-Cola Zero Sugar Zero Caffeine and Fanta Orange Zero as caffeine free.
Check caffeine separately when choosing drinks for people who avoid it.
Tesco’s Fanta Orange Zero and Dr Pepper Zero 24-can pages showed those trays as out of stock on 2 October 2026.
Check availability when ordering and have another suitable flavour or pack size in mind for a gathering.
These Tesco-listed examples show how pack size, flavour, caffeine and ingredients can differ; the Joybuy options appear separately below.
Tesco lists both Coca-Cola Zero Sugar and Coca-Cola Zero Sugar Zero Caffeine in 24 × 330ml packs.
Tesco lists Pepsi Max No Sugar as a 24 × 330ml cola pack with 0g sugars per 330ml.
Tesco lists Fanta Orange Zero in a 24 × 330ml tray for buyers who want an orange flavour rather than cola.
Tesco lists Dr Pepper Zero as a 24 × 330ml alternative to standard cola and orange flavours.
Tesco lists Sprite Zero Sugar in an 8 × 330ml lemon-and-lime pack, a smaller option for adding variety.
Tesco’s sugar-free fizzy-drinks category lists six-can own-brand packs, including No Added Sugar Ginger Beer and several Zero flavours.
These Joybuy options are 24-can Pepsi Max and 7 Up Zero multipacks for stocking individual drinks; they include flavoured cola, caffeine-free cola and lemonade choices.
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A tropical-flavoured cola option when you want 24 individual cans for sharing. It contains caffeine and carries a phenylalanine warning; check the can’s label if either matters to you.
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A lemonade option for a group that wants a flavour other than cola. Check the label for its sweeteners and phenylalanine warning before serving.
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A 24-can cola choice when caffeine avoidance matters. The product information notes a source of phenylalanine, so read the label if that warning is relevant.
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A cherry-cola choice for stocking 24 individual cans. It contains caffeine and carries a phenylalanine warning; check the label before serving if either is relevant.
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A standard cola flavour in a 24-can pack for shared use. It contains caffeine and carries a phenylalanine warning; check the label if either affects your choice.
No. Tesco’s listings for Coca-Cola Zero Sugar, Pepsi Max, Sprite Zero Sugar, Fanta Orange Zero and Dr Pepper Zero include sweeteners. Their ingredient lists differ, so read the label on the exact pack you buy.
Tesco describes Coca-Cola Zero Sugar Zero Caffeine and Fanta Orange Zero 24 × 330ml as caffeine free. Its Fanta tray was shown as out of stock on 2 October 2026, so check current stock; also confirm the caffeine statement on the pack you select.
It contains 24 individual cans and 7.92 litres in total. Count the portions you need for the group, then consider whether one flavour or a mix of smaller packs makes more sense.
Use it to shortlist drinks, then read the label on the cans you receive. That check matters when someone needs to avoid caffeine, a particular sweetener or a product carrying a phenylalanine warning.