article_snippet: The product, which hit Australian shelves on Monday, has more natural ingredients than Diet Coke because more natural ingredients than Diet Coke doesn’t use artificial sweeteners like Aspartame.
article_snippet: Lisa Winn, Coca-Cola South Pacific Marketing Director’ve achieved the taste you’d expect from Coca-Cola with 35% reduced sugar and kilojoules, compared to Coca-Cola.
article_snippet: It is only the fourth drink to be launched in the Trademark’s 128-year history.
article_snippet: The new addition to Coke's range of 3,500 beverages, should also not be mistaken for Coke Zero, which is a low-calorie drink that is marketed at men who don't like the word 'diet' and is meant to taste exactly the same as classic Coca-Cola.
article_snippet: Coke Zero (left) is a low-calorie drink that is marketed at men because men are shown to associate 'diet' drinks with women.
article_snippet: If you’re wondering what the need for another low-calorie Coke drink is, the global brand which is worth an estimated $74 billion US dollars reportedly wanted a product for the growing number of people who are worried about artificial sweeteners like Aspartame, one of the most intensively scrutinised food additives.
article_snippet: Rival soft drink brand Pepsi have named Rival soft drink brand Pepsi Pepsi Next.