Fanta

This page only shows primary logo variants. For other related logos and images, see: Other

Contents
1940–1962	1962–1970	1970–1980	1980–1995	1995–1997	1997–2009	1997–2005
2001–2006 (USA)	2004–2009	2008–2016, 2008–present (the United States, Middle East etc.)	2008-2010	2010–2016, 2008–present (the United States, Middle East etc.)	2016–present (International)	2017–present (Japan)

1940–1962

Fanta was first introduced in Nazi Germany in 1940. The soda was created due to a lack of ingredients for Coca-Cola in Nazi Germany.

1962–1970

1970–1980, 2020

Currently being used on the 10.5 fl oz cans of Fanta.

1980–1997

1980–1995

1995–1997

In 1995, the triple orange dot and green leaf was changed into orange and green leaves.

1997–2008

1997–2004

In 1997, Fanta modified its logo and the font was changed. In 2000, the white background on the cans and bottles was changed to the colour background that matches each flavour. This logo is still used for the Mexican version in the US.

2000–2004 (USA)

2004–2008

In 2004, the Fanta logo was jazzed up.

2008–2016, 2008–present (the United States, Middle East etc.)

2008–2010

In 2008, Coca-Cola unveiled this Fanta logo

• Under Consideration

2010–2016, 2010–present (the United States, Middle East etc.)

As of 2017, this logo is still used in the United States, the Middle East and some other countries.

2016–present (International)

This logo was introduced in 2016 in parts of Europe. In 2017, the logo was rolled to other parts of the world.

2017–present (Japan)

See also

• Royal Tru Orange