Orangina soft drink

Orangina is an iconic citrus beverage originally created in Algeria in 1933 by Leon Beton, based on an original formula developed by a Spanish pharmacist. The brand later became a staple of French culture.

Today, the ownership of Orangina is split globally. In many European markets, including Germany (as seen on the label mentioning Schweppes Deutschland), the brand is part of the Suntory Beverage & Food Europe portfolio, which is owned by the Japanese conglomerate Suntory Holdings. In other regions, such as North America, the rights belong to Keurig Dr Pepper. The product shown here is produced for the German market, typically bottled locally by licensed partners of Schweppes Deutschland GmbH.