Red Bull Sugar Free (Red Bull (manufactured by Rauch Fruchtsäfte GmbH & Co OG, Austria, for Red Bull Asia FZE; imported/distributed by Stassen Foods (Pvt) Ltd))

No. 026 · Drinks · Added 16 Aug 2026

Red Bull Sugar Free

Red Bull (manufactured by Rauch Fruchtsäfte GmbH & Co OG, Austria, for Red Bull Asia FZE; imported/distributed by Stassen Foods (Pvt) Ltd) · 250 ml (1 can)

104mg sodium/ serving → 5% of adult daily limit

6kcal/serving

Zero sugar, but the same adult-strength caffeine hit as the original — sweetened instead with two artificial sweeteners.

Contains caffeine (80 mg/can)Contains permitted sweeteners sucralose and acesulfame KPack states not recommended for children under 12, pregnant/breastfeeding women, or caffeine-sensitive individuals

Per serving vs. daily limit

Total sugar0g / serving

Adult0%

Child 9–130%

Child 4–80%

sodium104mg / serving

Adult5%

Child 9–137%

Child 4–89%

Nutrition

Per serving
Energy	6 kcal
Total carbohydrates	0 g
Dietary fibre	0 g
Total sugar	0 g
Protein	0 g
Total fat	0 g
Sodium	104 mg

Ingredients worth knowing

Carbonated Water, Citric Acid (INS 330), Taurine (0.4%), Natural and Artificial (Fruit Blend – Vanilla and Pineapple) Flavours, Sodium Bicarbonate (INS 500(ii)), Magnesium Carbonate (INS 504(ii)), Caramel Colour I (INS 150a), Caffeine (32 mg/100 ml), Sucralose (INS 955), Xanthan Gum (INS 415), Niacin, Acesulfame K (INS 950), Pantothenic Acid, Vitamin B6, Riboflavin, Vitamin B12. Contains permitted sweeteners Sucralose and Acesulfame K.

Acesulfame K (INS 950)

Artificial sweetener, FDA/EFSA approved, often paired with sucralose. Some newer studies suggest possible metabolic/gut effects at high long-term intake — evidence still developing.

Xanthan Gum (INS 415)

Fermentation-derived thickener. Well-studied, low concern; mild laxative effect only at high doses.

Sucralose (INS 955)

Artificial sweetener, approved by FDA/EFSA as safe. Some newer studies suggest possible gut-microbiome effects at high intake — evidence still developing.

Caffeine

Stimulant. Guidance generally advises against regular caffeine intake for young children; this pack states "not recommended for children under 3."

Citric Acid (INS 330)

Naturally occurring fruit acid used as an acidulant. Well-studied, low concern; frequent intake from acidic drinks can contribute to dental erosion.

Taurine

Amino-sulfonic acid the body also produces naturally. Considered safe at typical energy-drink levels; long-term interaction with caffeine in adolescents is less studied.

Caramel Colour I (INS 150a)

"Plain" caramel colour made without ammonia or sulphites — the lowest-concern of the four caramel colour classes; no 4-MEI flag (unlike Class IV / INS 150d).