Oasis soft drink

Oasis is a popular non-carbonated fruit juice drink that originated in France in 1966. It was first launched by the Société des Eaux de Volvic (now part of Danone) under the name 'Pulse', before being rebranded to Oasis due to initial marketing challenges. Historically, the brand has seen several shifts in ownership and today operates under a dual-ownership structure depending on the geographic market.

In Continental Europe (including France and Belgium), the brand is owned by Suntory Beverage & Food Europe, a subsidiary of the Japanese multinational Suntory Group. However, in the United Kingdom and the Republic of Ireland, the trademark and business are owned by The Coca-Cola Company. Manufacturing is decentralized to serve these specific markets; for instance, European production is primarily centered in France, while the British and Irish supplies are manufactured by Coca-Cola Europacific Partners at local bottling plants.

It is important to distinguish this brand from the 'Oasis' brand in Canada, which is owned by Lassonde Industries Inc. and operates as a separate entity specializing in 100% pure juices.