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The Dr Pepper distributed in Europe is also made in Europe by Coca Cola.
It's also a different recipe. Except in some of the vending machines, the ones that do all the varieties of everything use American recipe syrups.
You're trying to save it by being excessively pedantic but it isn't working because you're still wrong.
No, I'm not? It's not made by coca-cola. Show me otherwise?
Ninja edit: like idk what to tell you guys. Every article and AI summary of whether or not coke manufactures Dr. Pepper, even when including Europe, clearly supports my argument. According to the article I just checked,
From spicedonline:
Coke Connection In the early 1990s, The Coca-Cola Company entered into a partnership with Dr Pepper to distribute and manufacture the soda in various international markets. This partnership ended in 2005 when Dr Pepper Snapple Group, a separate entity, acquired the rights to produce and distribute Dr Pepper globally. Despite this, Dr Pepper is still sold alongside Coke products in many regions.
This is a UK Dr Pepper 500ml bottle label:
It is made in GB (Great Britain) by Coca Cola. They're a bit hard to pin down on the exact factory, probably because they have more than one. I'm pretty sure discount stores get theirs from a different factory to all the main shops.
Also, from their own website:
And further down the page:
So actually it looks like most of the European Dr Pepper might be produced in the UK. TIL.
I see the bottle but don't understand the evidence. I see made in GB and separately coca-cola contact info, but I don't see how that definitively proves that it was manufactured (rather than simply distributed) by coca-cola, can you please clarify if I'm missing something?
I am skeptical of the website's claims when there are so many counter claims.
The bottle states the manufacturer is CCEP. The website is their website. I don't think you can get a more direct source, short of calling each of the factories at the different locations and asking them if they make Dr Pepper.