History of Fuzetea
Fuzetea is a popular brand of tea-based beverages owned by The Coca-Cola Company. It was first
launched in 2012 in several European countries, including Hungary and the Czech Republic. Fuzetea
was initially developed as a joint venture between Coca-Cola and Nestlé, combining their expertise
in beverages and tea, respectively.
The brand quickly gained popularity due to its unique blend
of tea extracts and fruit flavors, providing consumers with a refreshing and lightly sweetened
alternative to traditional soft drinks. Fuzetea's product range includes various flavors such as
lemon, peach, mango, and green tea, catering to different consumer preferences.
Over the years,
Fuzetea expanded its market presence beyond Europe, entering various countries across Asia, Latin
America, and other regions. The brand continues to innovate, introducing new flavors and product
formulations to meet the evolving tastes of consumers worldwide. Today, Fuzetea remains a prominent
player in the global ready-to-drink tea market, offering a range of refreshing beverages that blend
tea's natural goodness with fruit flavors in a convenient, on-the-go format.