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Fanta, Puma, Adidas and Hugo Boss are nothing compared to an alive and fresh billionaire from the US.
Yes that is true even though Fanta is part of the Coca Cola company whose execs are still alive and it's still an american company. We do have lots of better tasting and sonewhat healthier alternatives for that in Germany or Europe as a whole.
True and true. I don't count Fanta as German anymore though. Am I wrong to do so?
No you are not wrong, while it had originated in Germany during a certain time period involving an Austrian painter, it is still a Coca Cola product. So just buy the higher quality and better tasting alternatives.