If you want 24 individual 330ml cans and are comparing listed sugars, Coca-Cola Zero Sugar, Pepsi Max and Sprite Zero each list 0g sugars per can; ASDA lists 1.3g per can for Fanta Orange Zero. Choose a flavour the group will drink, then check the exact pack for caffeine, sweeteners and any phenylalanine notice: the listed colas contain caffeine, while Sprite Zero’s ingredient list does not name it.
A 24-can pack makes most sense when the group agrees on a flavour and can use the individual cans; the label still matters when passengers have different ingredient preferences.
If you are packing a can for each person, compare the nutrition information per can rather than relying on a product name. Tesco Groceries lists 0g sugars per 330ml can for Coca-Cola Zero Sugar and Pepsi Max; Coca-Cola GB lists 0g for Sprite Zero, while ASDA lists 1.3g for Fanta Orange Zero.
Coca-Cola Zero Sugar and Pepsi Max are listed as 24 × 330ml cola multipacks by Tesco Groceries. Both listed ingredient panels include caffeine and sweeteners, so check the exact cans if either ingredient matters to your group.
Sprite Zero offers lemon-and-lime cans, while ASDA lists Fanta Orange Zero as an orange-flavour alternative. Both come in 24 × 330ml packs and contain sweeteners; check the labels rather than assuming a non-cola flavour has a particular ingredient profile.
Start with a flavour the passengers will use, then compare the per-can nutrition panel and ingredients before deciding how many cans to pack.
| Priority | What to check | Your needs |
|---|---|---|
| Sugars per can | Read sugars and energy for the same 330ml serving. Tesco Groceries lists 0g sugars and 1 kcal for each of Coca-Cola Zero Sugar and Pepsi Max; Coca-Cola GB lists 0g sugars for Sprite Zero, and ASDA lists 1.3g sugars and 9 kcal for Fanta Orange Zero. | I want to compare what is in the can each passenger will take, including an orange drink whose name contains “Zero”. |
| Sweeteners | Read the ingredients and any source-of-phenylalanine notice on the exact pack. GOV.UK’s food-labelling guidance identifies that notice for products containing aspartame. | “Zero sugar” is not enough information for me if someone in the group needs to check sweeteners or phenylalanine wording. |
| Flavour and caffeine | Choose between cola, lemon-and-lime and orange, then check the ingredient list for caffeine. Tesco Groceries names caffeine in its Coca-Cola Zero Sugar and Pepsi Max listings; Coca-Cola GB’s Sprite Zero ingredient list does not name it. | Not everyone travelling wants cola. If avoiding caffeine matters, I will check the exact can rather than judge by its flavour. |
| Pack and stock | Count the cans needed for the passengers and journey; 24 × 330ml means 24 individual cans. Confirm availability with the retailer before relying on a particular pack. | I want enough cans to share without planning around a listing that may be out of stock. |
The listed Coca-Cola Zero Sugar, Pepsi Max and Sprite Zero products contain sweeteners, including aspartame, and carry source-of-phenylalanine wording.
Read the ingredients and warning on the cans you receive when buying for someone who needs that information.
Tesco Groceries names caffeine in its Coca-Cola Zero Sugar and Pepsi Max ingredient lists. Coca-Cola GB’s Sprite Zero list does not name caffeine; that is not a substitute for checking the pack you buy.
If caffeine avoidance matters, compare ingredient lists before choosing a flavour or brand.
One Tesco Groceries Pepsi Max 24-pack listing showed the product as out of stock. A product listing does not establish what will be available when you shop.
Check availability at the retailer you intend to use before depending on a particular multipack.
The Department for Education’s September 2026 school-food guidance addresses food and drink provided in state-funded schools in England. Separate Department of Health and Social Care guidance addresses promotions and placement of products in scope in England; neither establishes that every fizzy-drink multipack has the same classification throughout the UK.
For school provision or another regulated setting, check the specific product and the rules applicable to that setting rather than applying a school-food statement to a private journey.
These examples distinguish flavours and label details in specific 24 × 330ml listings; they are not claims about every drink made by each brand.
Tesco Groceries lists Coca-Cola Zero Sugar in a 24 × 330ml can pack.
Tesco Groceries lists Pepsi Max as another 24 × 330ml cola pack.
Your Coca-Cola UK lists Sprite Zero as 24 individual 330ml lemon-and-lime cans.
ASDA Groceries lists Fanta Orange Zero in a 24 × 330ml can pack.
These 24-can options include cola and orange-flavour drinks, plus a non-cola alternative. Compare each pack’s label with your group’s flavour and ingredient needs; the brand examples above are separate from this product selection.
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For a group seeking a caffeine-free cola, this pack contains 24 individual 330ml cans. Check the current can for sweeteners and phenylalanine wording.
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A cola option for sharing in individual cans. Joybuy’s product information lists 0g sugars and 1 kcal per 330ml can and names caffeine in the ingredients; check the can for sweeteners and phenylalanine wording.
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A 24-can cola choice when the group prefers Coca-Cola Zero Sugar. Tesco Groceries lists 0g sugars and 1 kcal per 330ml for this pack and names sweeteners and caffeine; check the current cans for ingredient warnings.
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An orange-flavour option in individual cans for passengers who do not want cola. Check the current nutrition and ingredient panels if sugars or sweeteners affect your choice; do not infer a per-can figure from the product name.
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A non-cola 24-can option for a group choosing individual 330ml servings. Check the current ingredients and nutrition panel, including any sweetener or phenylalanine wording, before deciding whether it fits everyone travelling.
No. The listed Coca-Cola Zero Sugar, Pepsi Max and Sprite Zero products contain sweeteners, including aspartame. Read the ingredients and source-of-phenylalanine wording on the exact cans you buy.
Tesco Groceries lists 0g sugars per 330ml can for Coca-Cola Zero Sugar and Pepsi Max, and Coca-Cola GB lists 0g for Sprite Zero. ASDA lists 1.3g sugars per 330ml can for Fanta Orange Zero, so its name should not be read as a 0g figure.
Check the exact product first: the listed Coca-Cola Zero Sugar and Pepsi Max ingredients include caffeine. Coca-Cola GB’s Sprite Zero ingredient list does not name it, while the separate Pepsi Max Caffeine Free pack is identified as caffeine-free; confirm the label of whichever pack you buy.