Coca-Cola is one of the world's most recognizable brands and the leading beverage company for non-alcoholic drinks. It's not surprising that 70% of soda vending machines we manage are Coca-Cola vending machines.
With more than 500 brands offered world wide, there's a flavor for everyone. But what flavors are available through our vending management services? Below is a list of Coca-Cola flavors available in our service areas:
How Many Flavors Fit in One Coca-Cola Vending Machine?
Not every flavor on this list shows up in the same machine. A standard "stack" vending machine, the kind most offices and break rooms run, typically holds 7 to 9 selections at once. Glass-front machines hold more, which is why you'll sometimes see a wider mix of Coke, Fanta, and specialty flavors side by side in a lobby or a larger break room setup. The full list below is everything available across our Coca-Cola lineup, not a single machine's exact contents. When we set up your machine, we build the selection around what actually sells at your location instead of loading it with a generic mix.
Flavors Offered In Coca-Cola's Full Service Vending Machines*
1. 20 oz. Bottle Choices:
- Cherry Coke
- Cherry Zero
- Coca-Cola
- Coke Zero
- Fanta Orange
- Fanta Orange Zero
- Diet Coke
- Fuze Diet Iced Tea w/Lemon
- Fuze Iced Tea w/Lemon
- Mellow Yello
- Mellow Yello Zero
- Minute Maid Lemonade
- Sprite
- Sprite Zero
2. 12 oz. Can Choices:
- Cherry Coke
- Coca-Cola
- Coke Zero
- Diet Coke
- Fanta Orange
- Fuze Iced Tea w/Lemon
- Mellow Yellow
- Minute Maid Lemonade
- Sprite
3. 20 oz. Powerade Choices:
- Fruit Punch
- Fruit Punch Zero
- Mixed Berry Zero
- Mountain Blast
4. 20 oz. Water Choices:
- Dasani
- Dasani w/Strawberry
- Dasani w/Lemon
- Smartwater
5. 16 oz. Monster:
- Monster Original
- Lo-Carb
- Absolutely Zero
- Ultra Blue
6. Full Throttle & NOS:
- Full Throttle Blue Agave
- Full Throttle Citru
- NOS Original
7. 10 oz. Minute Maid:
- Apple Juice
- Orange Juice
Beyond Soda: Energy Drinks, Juice, and Zero-Sugar Options
The Coca-Cola lineup has grown well past soda. Monster and Full Throttle cover the energy drink side for early shifts and late nights, Minute Maid brings juice into the mix for a lighter option, and Powerade handles anyone who wants something built for rehydration rather than a sugar hit. Zero-sugar versions run through almost every category now, from Coke Zero and Cherry Zero to Fanta Orange Zero and Fruit Punch Zero, so a health-conscious break room doesn't mean cutting the selection down to water and diet soda. We build the mix around what your team actually wants, not just what's easiest to stock.
What Size Is a Coca-Cola Vending Machine?
A standard Coca-Cola vending machine measures about 72 inches tall, 39 inches wide, and 33 inches deep. That's the footprint to plan for when you're figuring out where it'll go, whether that's a break room corner, a lobby, or a hallway alcove. If you're working with a tighter space or need something for a smaller team, let us know during setup and we'll help figure out what actually fits.
Does Your Location Qualify for a Free Coca-Cola Vending Machine?
Qualification comes down to employee count, guest rooms, or unit count, depending on what kind of location you're running. For a soda-only machine, offices and manufacturing facilities generally need at least 40 full-time employees, hotels need 40 or more guest rooms, apartment communities need 100 or more units, and retail locations need 60 or more employees for a break room placement or 100 or more if the machine will be accessible to the public. If you want soda and snacks in the same setup, offices and manufacturing facilities need 75 or more full-time employees, and hotels need 60 or more guest rooms.
If your location doesn't hit those numbers yet, that doesn't rule you out entirely, it just means the conversation starts with what your space and headcount actually look like. Check your eligibility for a Coca-Cola vending machine to see where you land.
*Depending on your market area, some of these flavors might not be available.
Frequently Asked Questions About Coca-Cola Flavors
What Coca-Cola flavors are offered in 20 oz. bottles through vending machines?
The 20 oz. bottle choices include Cherry Coke, Cherry Zero, Coca-Cola, Coke Zero, Fanta Orange, Fanta Orange Zero, Diet Coke, Fuze Diet Iced Tea with Lemon, Fuze Iced Tea with Lemon, Mellow Yellow, Mellow Yellow Zero, Minute Maid Lemonade, Sprite, and Sprite Zero.
Which Coca-Cola flavors are available in 12 oz. cans?
The 12 oz. can options include Cherry Coke, Coca-Cola, Coke Zero, Diet Coke, Fanta Orange, Fuze Iced Tea with Lemon, Mellow Yellow, Minute Maid Lemonade, and Sprite.
Are there Powerade flavors available in Coca-Cola vending machines?
Yes, the 20 oz. Powerade choices include Fruit Punch, Fruit Punch Zero, Mixed Berry Zero, and Mountain Blast.
What water options does Coca-Cola offer in vending machines?
Coca-Cola vending machines offer 20 oz. water choices such as Dasani, Dasani with Strawberry, Dasani with Lemon, and Smartwater.
Which Monster energy drink flavors are available in vending machines?
The 16 oz. Monster flavors include Monster Original, Lo-Carb, Absolutely Zero, and Ultra Blue.
What Full Throttle and NOS flavors can be found in Coca-Cola vending machines?
Available flavors include Full Throttle Blue Agave, Full Throttle Citru, and NOS Original.
Are there Minute Maid juice options in Coca-Cola vending machines?
Yes, the 10 oz. Minute Maid options include Apple Juice and Orange Juice.
Do all these Coca-Cola flavors fit in one vending machine?
No. A standard stack vending machine holds 7 to 9 selections at a time, while glass-front machines can hold more. The full flavor list represents everything available across our Coca-Cola lineup, and we build each machine's actual selection around what sells best at your specific location.
What size is a Coca-Cola vending machine?
A standard Coca-Cola vending machine measures about 72 inches tall, 39 inches wide, and 33 inches deep.
Does my location qualify for a free Coca-Cola vending machine?
It depends on your location type. Offices and manufacturing facilities generally need at least 40 full-time employees for a soda-only machine or 75 or more for soda and snacks, hotels need 40 or more guest rooms, apartment communities need 100 or more units, and retail locations need 60 to 100 or more employees depending on public access.
