
Product Insights
Coca Cola is a carbonated soft drink marketed globally and sold in 600 ml PET bottles across Australian retailers. It belongs to the Beverages → Sweetened beverages group, carries a Nutri‑Score of E and is classified as NOVA 4, reflecting its ultra‑processed nature, with 64 g of sugars, no fat and 0.15 g of salt per 100 g, which makes it high in sugar despite being calorie‑free of fat. While it provides a familiar taste and is vegan‑friendly, the excessive sugar and industrial additives limit its suitability for health‑conscious diets.
Nutrient Levels
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Nutritional Values
Values per 100 ml
Comparative Analysis
Compared with the average soda (≈15.7 g sugar, 0.73 g fat, 0.35 g salt per 100 g), Coca Cola contains about four times more sugar (64 g), no fat and roughly half the salt, while its energy level (1080 kJ) far exceeds the typical 80 kcal of the category.
Ingredients
carbonated purified water, cane sugar, color (caramel 150d), food acid 9338), flavour, caffeine
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Frequently Asked Questions
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