Orangina et sa Pulpe! sparkling orange drink

Orangina is a citrus beverage famous for its unique blend of carbonated water, 12% citrus juice (including orange, lemon, mandarin, and grapefruit), and 2% orange pulp. The brand is iconic for its 'bulby' bottle design and its long-standing marketing campaign encouraging consumers to 'shake' the drink before consumption to mix the pulp.

The history of Orangina began in Algeria in 1933, originally developed as Naranjina by Spanish chemist Agustín Trigo Mirallès and later commercialized by Léon Beton. It became a cultural staple in France and across Europe. Today, the brand's ownership is split geographically; most of the global rights, including Europe and many international territories, are owned by the Suntory Group. However, in North America, the brand is owned by Keurig Dr Pepper. Manufacturing takes place in various countries across Europe and the globe to serve local markets.