SodaStream 7Up Drink Concentrate

SodaStream 7Up Drink Concentrate is a product resulting from a strategic partnership between SodaStream and PepsiCo. Originally, SodaStream was founded in 1903 in England and later became a prominent Israeli company known for its home carbonation systems. In 2018, PepsiCo, the American multinational food and beverage giant, acquired SodaStream for $3.2 billion to expand its at-home and sustainable beverage options.

7Up itself is a classic lemon-lime soda with a unique ownership structure: while Keurig Dr Pepper owns the brand in the United States, PepsiCo holds the international rights. Consequently, for markets like Poland (where the packaging in the image is localized), PepsiCo manages the brand. The concentrate is primarily manufactured in SodaStream's specialized flavor production facility in Ashkelon, Israel, though the company operates logistics and assembly centers across Europe, including the Netherlands and Germany. This specific product allows consumers to recreate the 7Up flavor at home using carbonated water, aligning with modern trends toward reduced plastic waste and customizable beverages.