Oasis still juice drink

Oasis is a popular non-carbonated juice-based drink that has become a staple in the European beverage market. Originally founded in France in 1966 by the company Volvic, it was designed to offer a refreshing alternative to carbonated sodas, focusing on fruit flavors and still water.

Over the decades, the brand has undergone significant changes in ownership. While it was initially part of the Perrier Group, it eventually became a key asset for Orangina Schweppes. Today, its ownership is split geographically: in most European markets, including France and the UK, the brand is owned and managed by the Suntory Beverage & Food Europe division of the Japanese multinational Suntory Holdings. However, in certain other regions, the branding rights may involve the Coca-Cola Company via past acquisitions.

Manufacturing for Oasis typically occurs in regional bottling plants to ensure freshness and reduce logistics costs. In the United Kingdom, for instance, it is produced and distributed under license by Coca-Cola Europacific Partners, while in France, it is produced by Suntory’s local facilities.