Pepsi Zero was originally called Diet Pepsi Max, then Pepsi Max, before it was renamed Pepsi Zero Sugar in 2015. Pepsi tweaked the flavor when it reformulated Pepsi Zero Sugar to reduce caffeine.

Pepsi Zero Sugar initially launched as Diet Pepsi Max in 2007. Two years later, Pepsi dropped “diet” from the name. The company rebranded it as Pepsi Zero Sugar in 2015 in North American markets.

Pepsi Zero Sugar has been a product at PepsiCo in some shape, way, or form since 2007. It was initially launched as Diet Pepsi Max before switching to Pepsi Max in 2009.

Zero-sugar sodas are slowly overtaking diet sodas as consumer preferences shift. The word “diet” has largely fallen out of fashion with younger consumers, even as the demand for no-calorie drinks ...

Pepsi Max, which launched in 1993, became Pepsi Zero Sugar in 2015. Coke Zero, which launched in 2005, became Coca-Cola Zero Sugar in 2017. “Younger consumers are gravitating to beverages that ...

Pepsi also said Monday that it will rebrand Pepsi Max, a zero-calorie drink sweetened with aspartame that comes in a black can, as Pepsi Zero Sugar in the U.S. -- but the recipe will not change.

The world-famous Pepsi Max Taste Challenge — where participants blind taste two unbranded, zero-sugar colas to decide which is the best — finally landed in SA and the results were astounding.

Canada Dry and Schweppes ginger ales, 7Up, A&W and Sunkist, made by Keurig Dr Pepper, now label their diet drinks “zero sugar.” (One exception is the namesake Dr Pepper brand, which will still ...