Green Cola

Green Cola is a sugar-free carbonated beverage that is marketed as a healthier alternative to traditional cola drinks. It was first introduced in Greece in 2012 by the Green Cola Company, and has since gained popularity in various countries around the world.

History

The Green Cola Company was founded in 2012 with the aim of creating a healthier cola drink. The company's founders were inspired by the growing trend of health-conscious consumers who were seeking alternatives to traditional sugary drinks. The first product, Green Cola, was launched in the same year.

Ingredients

Green Cola is sweetened with stevia, a natural sweetener derived from the leaves of the Stevia rebaudiana plant. It also contains natural caffeine extracted from green coffee beans, hence the name "Green Cola". Unlike many other cola drinks, Green Cola does not contain aspartame, a synthetic sweetener that has been linked to various health concerns.

Reception

Green Cola has been well-received by consumers and critics alike. It has been praised for its taste, which is often compared favorably to traditional cola drinks, as well as its health benefits. However, some critics have pointed out that, while healthier than many other cola drinks, Green Cola is still a processed product and should be consumed in moderation.

See also

• List of sugar-free carbonated drinks
• Health effects of caffeine
• Stevia

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  Green Cola on table in Santorini, Greece