Jarritos Mandarin soft drink

Jarritos is a world-renowned brand of soft drinks hailing from Mexico, first established in 1950 by Francisco Hill. Famous for its use of natural fruit flavors and real cane sugar, it has become an iconic representation of Mexican beverage culture. The name 'Jarritos' refers to the traditional Mexican clay jugs used to store water or fruit drinks, which is reflected in the brand's logo featuring three clay pitchers.

The product is primarily manufactured in Mexico by its original company, Embotelladora Mexicana S.A. de C.V., and it remains a family-owned business under the Novamex umbrella. Over the decades, Jarritos has expanded its reach significantly, becoming one of the most popular Mexican soda exports globally, particularly in the United States and European markets. Its ownership remains firmly rooted in its country of origin, ensuring that it maintains the authenticity and flavor profiles that originally made it famous.