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Does Fresca have caffeine?

Sources checked claim by claim by an AI review. Approved for publishing by Oleksii Y. on 2026-10-09.

No. The Coca-Cola Company lists Fresca as caffeine-free: 0 mg per 12 fl oz can.

Good to know

Coca-Cola's Fresca page describes the Black Cherry Citrus flavor as "zero sugar, zero caffeine".

Fresca vs other lemon-lime and fruit soda drinks

Sprite: Fresca has the same amount of caffeine as Sprite per 12 fl oz can: 0 mg vs 0 mg.
7UP Lime-Lemon: Fresca has the same amount of caffeine as 7UP Lime-Lemon per 12 fl oz can: 0 mg vs 0 mg.
Starry: Fresca has the same amount of caffeine as Starry per 12 fl oz can: 0 mg vs 0 mg.
Fanta: Fresca has about the same amount of caffeine as Fanta per typical serving. Fresca: 0 mg per 12 fl oz can; Fanta: 0 mg per Any size.
Crush Orange: Fresca has the same amount of caffeine as Crush Orange per 12 fl oz can: 0 mg vs 0 mg.
Sunkist Orange Soda: Fresca has less caffeine than Sunkist Orange Soda per 12 fl oz can: 0 mg vs 19 mg.

Common questions

Does Fresca have caffeine?

No. The Coca-Cola Company lists Fresca as caffeine-free (0 mg per 12 fl oz can), so it adds nothing to your caffeine total for the day.

Does Fresca have more caffeine than Sprite?

Fresca has the same amount of caffeine as Sprite per 12 fl oz can: 0 mg vs 0 mg.

Where the number comes from

Ingredients FAQ. The Coca-Cola Company. Text: "Did you know? Sprite and Fresca soda are also caffeine-free." Accessed 2026-10-09. Source ↗
Caffeine chart. Center for Science in the Public Interest. table "Soft drinks", row "7UP, Fresca, Sprite, or Starry | 12 oz. | 0" Accessed 2026-10-09. Source ↗
Fresca. The Coca-Cola Company (coca-cola.com, US). Black Cherry Citrus text: "It's crisp, refreshing, zero sugar, zero caffeine" Accessed 2026-10-09. Source ↗

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