Snapple Mango Madness juice drink

Snapple Mango Madness is a popular juice drink produced by the Snapple Beverage Corp., which was originally founded in 1972 by friends Leonard Marsh, Hyman Golden, and Arnold Greenberg in Valley Stream, New York. The brand's early history is rooted in the health food scene of New York City, where it initially operated under the name Unadulterated Food Products before adopting the 'Snapple' moniker from a carbonated apple juice flavor.

Over the decades, the brand underwent several high-profile ownership changes, famously transitioning from Quaker Oats to Triarc, and later to Cadbury Schweppes. Today, Snapple is owned by Keurig Dr Pepper, a major North American beverage conglomerate. While the brand is celebrated for its New York heritage and quirky marketing, most of its production occurs in multiple facilities across the United States to serve its vast retail network. In international markets like Norway, the products are often imported through specialized distributors such as Haugen-Gruppen.