Club Orange

Club Orange is one of Ireland's most iconic soft drink brands, celebrated for its unique recipe that includes real orange fruit pulp. The brand was first developed in the 1930s by Oliver Grace of the Cantrell & Cochrane (C&C) company, who sought to create a premium orange soda that offered more fruit content than its competitors. Over time, the 'Club' range has expanded to include Lemon, Rock Shandy, and Apple flavors, maintaining a dominant market share in the Irish beverage sector.

Today, the brand is owned and managed by Britvic PLC, a major international player in the soft drinks industry. While the brand originated within the C&C Group, it was sold to Britvic in the late 2000s. Production largely remains centered in Ireland to serve its core consumer base, though global distribution and supply chain logistics are managed through Britvic's extensive network across the British Isles. The product remains a staple of Irish cultural identity, often associated with its distinct 'bits' (pulp) and historical marketing campaigns.