TriNa Apple soft drink

TriNa is a historic Spanish brand of non-carbonated soft drinks, originally launched in Valencia during the 1930s. Known for its fruit juice content without bubbles, it became a household staple in the Iberian market. For many decades, it was associated with the Orange Crush brand in Spain before evolving into its own distinct identity.

Today, TriNa is manufactured in Spain, primarily at facilities located in areas like Seville or Toledo. The brand is currently owned by Suntory Beverage & Food Europe, a division of the Japanese multinational Suntory Group. Suntory acquired the brand as part of its purchase of the Orangina Schweppes group, ensuring TriNa remains a dominant player in the Spanish non-carbonated beverage sector.