Mirinda Soft Drink

Mirinda is a globally recognized carbonated soft drink brand that was originally created in Spain in 1959. Its name is derived from the Esperanto word for "admirable" or "amazing," reflecting the vision of its creators. The brand gained significant international momentum after it was acquired by the American multinational PepsiCo in 1970.

Today, Mirinda is a core part of PepsiCo's international beverage portfolio, particularly known for its vibrant orange flavor, though it is produced in a wide variety of fruit flavors tailored to local markets worldwide. It serves as a primary competitor to The Coca-Cola Company's Fanta brand.

Because Mirinda is a global brand, its manufacturing is decentralized. It is produced in numerous countries through a network of local PepsiCo bottling plants and authorized franchise partners. For instance, in regions like the Middle East, India, and Southeast Asia, the product is bottled locally to meet regional demand, while the brand's strategic and ultimate ownership remains headquartered in the United States.